Liquidation at a "significant number" of their stores has been paused, but others will continue with store closing sales.

Jewelry retailer Claire’s said Wednesday it would sell its North American business to private equity firm Ames Watson for ...

Claire's has agreed to sell its business operations in North America after filing for bankruptcy earlier this month ...

Ames Watson leads group to buy the Claire's business and save between 795 to 950 stores in North America, while the remaining ...

Claire’s has reached a deal with Ames Watson that could save up to 950 stores, weeks after announcing plans to close more ...

Claire's Holdings LLC ("Claire's" or "the Company") today announced that it has entered into an agreement with an affiliate of Ames Watson, a private holding company that purchases, transforms and ...

Claire’s will sell its North American business operations to PE firm Ames Watson, which plans to maintain a significant ...

Bankrupt tween retailer Claire’s Holdings LLC (Hoffman Estates, Ill.) has agreed to sell its business operations in North America to an affiliate of Ames Watson, which describes itself as a private ...

After filing for bankruptcy for a second time, Claire’s announced on Aug. 20 that it would be selling most of its North American business.

While Claire's just found a buyer for most of its company on Aug. 20, the West Bend location will be closing its doors by Aug. 27.

Claire’s, fresh off Chapter 11, to sell most North America stores for $140M, preserving jobs and keeping hundreds of shops open.

In addition to the retailer’s brick-and-mortar footprint, Ames Watson will run South Moon Under’s ecommerce business. Similar to the success it has had with leading sports retailer Lids since ...