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Home Goods Retailer Spices Files for Bankruptcy With $15 Million Debt
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By מערכת ice
First reported by TheMarker · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli home goods retailer Spices has ceased operations and filed for liquidation with debts totaling approximately NIS 55 million. The company cites pandemic effects, wars, changing consumer habits, and rising costs for its downfall.
- 01Spices chain files for bankruptcy with NIS 55 million in debt.
- 02Owner Guy Murg is owed the majority of the debt.
- 03All 11 branches closed, employees terminated.
- 04Company cites pandemic, wars, and online shift for collapse.
- 05Liquidation is requested due to lack of assets and cash flow.
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