After shutting down several stores in May, JCPenney is planning to close a warehouse and lay off nearly 300 workers this year ...

JCPenney merged with the once bankrupt SPARC Group in 2025 to form Catalyst brands, which include JCPenney, Brooks Brothers, Aéropostale, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand Jeans, and Nautica.The group ...

JCPenney plans to close several stores before the end of May, ... Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand and Nautica, as well as JCPenney's private brands, Arizona, Stafford and Liz Claiborne. ...

In January, JCPenney announced that it would be joining forces with the SPARC Group, which owns brands including Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand, and Nautica under the name ...

JCPenney’s parent company, Catalyst Brands, ... Eddie Bauer, Nautica and Aeropostale. The all-equity transaction to form Catalyst launched with $9 billion in revenue, ...

Newly formed Catalyst Brands launched at the start of the year as a joint venture including popular retailers such as Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand, Nautica and JCPenney.

Recently, JCPenney merged with stores including Aéropostale, Eddie Bauer, Forever 21 and Nautica to form Catalyst Brands. The store reports that their closures are not related to the merger.

Seven JCPenney locations are closing on May 25, but the company says it’s not related to its Catalyst Brands merger. ... Nautica, Eddie Bauer, and Aéropostale. ...

At the start of 2025, JCPenney merged with Forever 21 into a new company called Catalyst Brands, which is now also home to Brooks Brothers, Aéropostale, Lucky Brand, Nautica and Eddie Bauer.

Brands under the Catalyst umbrella include JCPenney, Brooks Brothers, Aéropostale, Eddie Bauer, Forever 21, Lucky Brand Jeans, and Nautica. CNN reports the company is in an “early stage of ...

Catalyst, which was formed in January, is a joint venture between the once-bankrupt JCPenney and Sparc Group, the owner of Brooks Brothers, Lucky Brand, Eddie Bauer, Nautica and Aeropostale.

JCPenney’s fledgling parent company, Catalyst Brands, is undergoing the second round of layoffs of its corporate employees as part of an ongoing review of the newly formed business.