Bon-Ton Stores was a now-defunct chain of department stores that was headquartered in York, Pennsylvania.
Bon-Ton Stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February 2018 and eventually liquidated its assets and closed all of its stores later that year. As a result, the company is no longer publicly traded, and its stock is essentially worthless.
Investors who held shares of Bon-Ton Stores at the time of the bankruptcy may have received some compensation through the bankruptcy proceedings, but the amount of any payout would have depended on a number of factors, such as the total amount of the company's liabilities and the number of claims filed by creditors.
In summary, Bon-Ton Stores is no longer in operation, and its stock is no longer publicly traded. Investors should be cautious about purchasing or holding shares of a bankrupt company, as there is often little or no value left for shareholders after the company's creditors are paid.
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