Retail defaults are at an all-time high — here are all the bankruptcies and liquidations so far in 2018
Retailers are filing for bankruptcy at record-high rates.
Nine West, Claire's, and The Bon-Ton Stores are among the companies that have filed for bankruptcy so far this year.
Retailers are filing for bankruptcy at record-high rates as Americans' changing shopping habits, along with years of overly aggressive store growth, continue to shake up the industry.
Just four months into the start of 2018, 11 US retailers have already filed for bankruptcy or announced liquidations.
Here's the retail carnage so far this year:
More from Business Insider:
Department-store chain Bon-Ton is going out of business — here's the list of the 212 stores that will close
Billionaire toy exec's $890 million bid to save Toys R Us has reportedly been rejected
Retail bankruptcies just hit an all-time high — and these 18 companies could be the next to default
SEE ALSO: Retail bankruptcies just hit an all-time high — and these 18 companies could be the next to default
