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Between the vampire teeth, the giant balloons, the streamers and the glittery napkins, one store laid claim to celebrations across America - Party City. Well, that juggernaut is now bankrupt, turning ...

Balloon manufacturer Anagram filed for bankruptcy Wednesday amid uncertainty around its supply agreement with its corporate owner, Party City. The retailer is by far the supplier’s largest customer.

Between birthdays, retirements and holidays -- most of us plan at least one party a year. So with Party City closing stores, some shoppers may wonder about their best options for finding balloons, ...

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Woodcliff Lake-based party supplies retailer Party City is reportedly in talks to spin off its balloon business, Anagram, Bloomberg reported. It is not immediately clear how it would spin off the ...

The party’s over for Party City. The New Jersey-based retailer, which had more than 850 locations globally as of August this year, will shutter all its stores after running out of money to stay in ...

After successfully piloting a new store format, Party City intends to bring the redesign to several locations across the U.S. during the first half of 2024. In a Feb. 29 press release, the Woodcliff ...

Party City is making a comeback in New Jersey after closing all 800 of its full-sized stores earlier this year. The party supply retailer is opening smaller “store within a store” sections inside ...

The party's almost over. Party City is shutting down, closing the doors on its approximately 700 remaining stores this year. While they have yet to announce an official end time to their nearly ...

What came first: America's obsession with Halloween or Party City? Steve Mandell launched Party City in 1986 as a single store in New Jersey. He sold cups, napkins and other supplies for birthday and ...

What killed the party The balloons, wigs and costumes are fun to buy in person, which shielded Party City from online competition for a long time. For years, its stores would install a Halloween ...