Teen retailer rue21 to close 400 stores, including five in Connecticut
<p>Retailer rue21 is closing 400 of its stores nationwide, including some in Connecticut.</p>
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Apr 18, 2017, 12:51 PM
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Retailer rue21 is closing 400 of its stores nationwide, including some in Connecticut.
The company says the closure is a "difficult, but necessary decision."
Five of the affected locations are in the state.
The stores shutting their doors include Westbrook, Waterbury, Meriden, Manchester and Trumbull.
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