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Chuck E Cheese Owner Is Latest Major Retailer Allowed to Suspend Rent in Chapter 11

Negotiations Underway With More Than $20 Million Already Owed to Property Owners

Prior to filing for bankruptcy protection, CEC Entertainment and its franchisees operated more than 500 Chuck E. Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza venues. (Getty Images)
Prior to filing for bankruptcy protection, CEC Entertainment and its franchisees operated more than 500 Chuck E. Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza venues. (Getty Images)

A U.S. bankruptcy judge granted approval for the parent of Chuck E. Cheese and Peter Piper Pizza to not pay rent for the time being as the company negotiates with landlords in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, making it at least the third national retailer in recent months to forgo payments as landlords face reduced revenue in the pandemic.

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