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Tuesday Morning moves closer to liquidation

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Tuesday Morning said that a sale of more than 200 locations to Hilco Global would likely mean the stores would be liquidated. Hilco outbid Global Management LLC for Tuesday Morning’s remaining locations. The liquidator’s bid still needs approval from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Fort Worth, TX.

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