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Christmas Tree Shops files for Chapter 11

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Christmas Tree Shops has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The retailer plans to close 10 of its 82 stores and exit bankruptcy by August. “This is strictly a financial restructuring. Our operations are sound,” said Marc Salkovitz, chairman of the company.

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