Fired Tweeter employees say they plan to file complaints with the Massachusetts attorney general's office.
(Brian Snyder/Reuters)
Tweeter abruptly shuts stores, fires 600
Chain's liquidation leaves customers, workers in a lurch
Fired Tweeter employees say they plan to file complaints with the Massachusetts attorney general's office.
(Brian Snyder/Reuters)
Bankrupt electronics chain Tweeter yesterday converted its case to a Chapter 7 liquidation, abruptly shuttered its stores, and fired more than 600 employees at 70 stores across the country, days before the company was set to close for good. (Full article: 591 words)
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