Claire’s was a millennial go-to. Does it have a future?

But on a recent trip to pick up hair bows and sunglasses for her 8-year-old niece, she was struck by what she did not find. Instead of the bustling happy place of playful accessories and glittery jewelry she remembered, “it felt like walking through a ghost town,” said Hernandez, 29, now a labor and...

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