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2. Cross County Mall (Illinois) - Wikipedia

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   Chahanie Development announced the shopping center in 1967 [2] and began construction in 1969. The first announced tenants were JCPenney, G. C. Murphy variety store, Arlan's discount store, Walgreens, an IGA supermarket, and Kinney Shoes. [3] Official opening ceremonies were held in October 1971, by which point many stores were already open. [4]

3. Ross Park Mall - Wikipedia

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   Ross Park Mall is a shopping mall located in Ross Township, Pennsylvania, north of Pittsburgh.The mall features JCPenney, Macy's, Nordstrom and Dick's House of Sport.. With 170 stores, Ross Park Mall is currently the sixth-largest shopping mall in Pennsylvania.

4. JCPenney - Wikipedia

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   The Honolulu store was located at Ala Moana Center, and closed in 2003, along with all remaining locations in the state, making Hawaii the only U.S. state to not currently have a JCPenney store. The Penney store at Plaza Las Américas mall in San Juan, Puerto Rico , which opened in 1968, featured three levels and 261,500 square feet (24,290 m 2 ).

5. JCPenney merges with Forever 21's parent company Sparc ... - AOL

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   The parent company of fashion retailer Forever 21 has merged with JCPenney to form a brand new company called Catalyst Brands.. Sparc Group, which is also over the brands Aéropostale, Brooks ...

6. Here are the JCPenney stores closing in 2017 - AOL

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   JCPenney announced in February plans to close two distribution facilities and 138 department stores this year to redirect resources in higher-performing locations and initiatives.

7. Northwoods Mall (Illinois) - Wikipedia

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   Northwoods Mall opened in 1973 [2] and was designed by architects Sidney H. Morris & Associates of Chicago, with Harold Carson Associates as the manager. The original anchor stores upon opening were Montgomery Ward, Carson Pirie Scott (shortened later to Carson's), and JCPenney.