Department store retailer J.C. Penney has canceled plans for an auction to sell its surplus real estate in the wake of a stalking horse bid made by two of its mall landlords last week for the bankrupt company's retail and operating assets.
Department store retailer J.C. Penney has canceled plans for an auction to sell its surplus real estate in the wake of a stalking horse bid made by two of its mall landlords last week for the bankrupt company's retail and operating assets.
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