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An Italian restaurant in Albany County is closing its doors after nearly twenty years of serving the Capital Region. The owner is retiring, and the decision wasn't easy.

Thousands of workers are set to lose their jobs as a major national retailer announces the closure of 200 stores, 21 of which are located in New York.

It was announced that Red Robin may be closing its seventy locations. Although we don't know when the closures will happen, my family is a huge fan of the chain and will miss it.

In a sobering trend for the retail landscape, 13 major chain stores will close multiple locations across the United States in 2025. Big-box retailers continue to navigate ongoing challenges in the industry, including shifting consumer habits, rising operational costs, and increasing competition from e-commerce...

The past few years have been brutal for restaurants and businesses across the country. Many well-known chains have been forced to close stores or shut down all together, and yet another is joining the list.

A popular clothing chain is no more, at least in the U.S. anyway.

Big Lots is getting smaller. The company plans to close more than 80 stores in 27 states. 3 of them in New York.

The problems keep piling up for a popular restaurant chain that may close even more locations.

At one time it seemed that there was a pharmacy store on every corner. Now many of them have closed and the buildings left vacant. Another CVS store is closing but the hope is there will be something to replace it in this historic building.

A popular Chinese buffet located in a shopping plaza for years has suddenly closed. A note on the door, according to a post on the Nextdoor app and Reddit, a sign is on the door of Capital Buffet on Wolf Road that states they will be closed and relocating.

There are one hundred and fifty-one Pizza Hut restaurants in New York state but soon there will be one less. It was announced recently that a Pizza Hut location in Upstate NY and the only one in this city will be permanently closing.

There is a music store that has been in Schenectady for more than fifty years and it was announced that they will be playing their final notes and closing forever.