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A Walmart location on 2551 West Cermak Road ahead of permanently closing in Chicago, Illinois, US, on Wednesday, April 12, 2023. Walmart Inc. is closing four stores in Chicago, halving its footprint in the city, after losses mounted and the retailer abandoned hope of turning the locations around.
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