Circuit City Going Under

Sarah Skates • January 16, 2009

Circuit City will liquidate its nationwide chain of more than 500 consumer electronics stores. After courting prospective buyers and investors, as well as filing Chapter 11 in November, the nation’s second-biggest consumer electronics retailer announced today (1/16) that it had run out of viable options to stay afloat. The closures will leave the chain’s 30,000 people without work. In the Nashville area, Circuit City has stores in Clarksville, Cool Springs, Bellevue and Madison.

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Sarah Skates has worked in the music business for more than a decade and is a longtime contributor to MusicRow.

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