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Business failure
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Business failure
A business that has terminated operations with a loss to creditors.


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I am writing this because the local skateshop that I have been supporting and have been loyal to for the past three years is slowly but surely going out of business.
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Now, Wilson's mother, Lynne, has decided to retire and has sold the building to a chiropractic group, which means the store will be going out of business Sept.
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