A MAJOR card chain could close dozens more of its stores as it attempts to avoid collapse. Clintons has brought in advisers to put a plan in place to save it from insolvency, The Times reports. It …
Clintons was founded in 1968 but it has struggled in recent years due in part to high business rates and a change in people's shopping habits with people moving online.Card Factory is its biggest high street rival, as well as online players Moonpig and Funky Pigeon.needed to close 66 of its sitesThe firm resolved its woes by entering into what's known as a "pre-pack administration" back in December 2019.
Clintons brand and its assets - its shops, staff and website - were sold to a new company called Esquire
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