Months after Party City’s decision to shutter all its stores and end a 40-year run in business, a new iteration of the popular party supply store could reemerge.

"A whole new Party City is coming soon," the popular party and balloon supplier said. The news comes after the company shuttered thousands of stores.

In December of last year, Party City announced it would close more than 700 stores. Here's why two Austin locations will remain in business.

Party City is winding down its era with a “Everything Must Go” sale that will continue until all inventory is cleared out.

Party City recently sent out an email announcing the massive markdowns at brick-and-mortar locations, after the struggling retailer shut down its online store.

Two major retailers have emerged with deals to take over Party City locations as the discount party supply chain prepares to close its doors after 40 years in business.

Steve Mandell launched Party City in 1986 as a single store in New Jersey. Fast forward 39 years and Party City is sweeping away the confetti and turning off the lights. Two bankruptcy proceedings ...

The chain that laid claim to celebrations across America is now sweeping up the confetti and turning off the lights. Two bankruptcies failed to get its debt in order.

Party City, a popular supplies store, closed locations in the Raleigh and Charlotte areas. These new stores could move into those locations.

What used to be your local Party City store may soon be selling books, recliner chairs, cowboy boots or discount merchandise.

Dozens of Party City leases were bought out by Dollar Tree and Five Below, but more than 400 locations were left without a single bid.

Bankrupt Party City announced a buyer of most of the retailer's IP and “a significant portion” of its real estate lease portfolio.