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Eddie Bauer stock faces Nasdaq delisting
Bellevue-based retailer Eddie Bauer Holdings said Friday it has been put on notice that its stock will be delisted from Nasdaq. Eddie Bauer filed for...
Bellevue-based retailer Eddie Bauer Holdings said Friday it has been put on notice that its stock will be delisted from Nasdaq.
Eddie Bauer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Wednesday, hoping to pursue a sale of its assets.
Unless it appeals the delisting determination, trading of Eddie Bauer stock will stop at the opening of business June 26, according to a regulatory filing.
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