More than 1,400 stores are closing across the US in 2024. Here’s the list.

Its parent company, Dollar Tree, said it would close 600 Family Dollar stores in the first half of this year, while an additional 370 locations are set to close in the coming years as leases expire.

CVS is in the final year of its three-year plan to shutter 900 locations. The company says changing populations and buying patterns led it to reconsider how many stores it needed in certain areas.

Foot Locker closed 113 locations during the fiscal quarter that ended on February 3. In the same period, the company opened 29 locations and relocated or remodeled 66 others.

Express announced in April that it would close 95 flagship brand stores and all 12 of its UpWest branded locations.

Rite Aid is closing another 77 locations after closing 150 last year.

Sun Belt furniture and electronics retailer Conn’s Home Plus said it will close 71 locations across 13 states after filing for bankruptcy in Texas.

Macy’s said in February that it would close 150 locations over the next three years, starting with 50 in 2024.

Big Lots disclosed in its quarterly filings in June that it plans to close between 35 and 40 stores this year, after having closed 35 stores in the prior year.

The boutique convenience store Foxtrot abruptly shuttered its 33 locations in April after it came up $35 million short of its 2023 sales goal, Modern Retail reported.

Walmart plans to close seven locations across four states, which it said did not meet financial-performance expectations. The company said earlier this year it planned for a total of 150 new or upsized stores in the next five years, starting with 14 new locations in 2024.

The off-price retail company TJX closed two T.J. Maxx locations and one Marshalls store earlier this year. Those will be more than offset by the addition of 45 new US locations across the two brands, plus 83 more across the other three brands in the TJX family.