Aldi acquires multiple locations from bankrupt retail chain
A discount grocery store chain expands its US footprint by taking over former stores from a defunct retailer.
When one door closes, another door opens. Or in Aldi's case, when a company goes bankrupt and storefronts are left without an owner, it must act fast in its self-interest.
It comes down to "survival of the fittest," so if one retailer is strong enough to outlive the rest and defy the odds amid a consumer slowdown, no one can stop that company from multiplying.
