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Burlington Stores Inc. announced it will shutter its e-commerce site.
CEO Michael O’Sullivan told investors the site only brought in 0.5% of the company's total sales. The website instead will be used as a marketing tool “to increase brand engagement and drive traffic to our stores while continuing to invest in our growing retail footprint,” a Burlington spokesperson said.
In Springfield, Burlington plans to open a second local storefront at the former JCPenney Home Store this fall at Primrose Marketplace.
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