It feels good to pay less — especially during a pandemic and record unemployment. Discount shoe store chain Payless is banking on that, announcing Tuesday that it’s relaunching in North… ...

Payless ShoeSource Inc. twice filed for bankruptcy protection and last year closed its 2,500 North American stores. Now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the discount shoe retailer is attempting its ...

Payless Shoes emerged from bankruptcy in January, after closing all of their U.S. brick-and-mortar locations. Now, the company says they have plans to open a couple hundred new stores.

Finance-driven capitalism was supposed to make the economy more dynamic. A failed shoe chain shows why it hasn’t happened.

A big-hearted Arkansas woman bought out a closing Payless shoe store — containing 1,500 shoes worth nearly $21,000 — so she could donate the footwear to children in need, according to reports.

Woman Buys Out Entire Payless Store, Worth Almost $21K, and Donates 1.5K Shoes to Students Arkansas attorney Carrie Jernigan was checking out and realized that were many shoes still for sale ...

An Arkansas mother of three visited a closing Payless shoe store looking for inexpensive footwear for her children. She ended up with the store’s entire inventory.

Payless ShoeSource announced it's closing all of its US stores, but the shoe retailer was once one of the largest family-owned businesses.

Payless ShoeSource originally said all U.S. stores would close by the end of May 2019. Now the footwear chain says some stores will be open in June.

We checked out two different Payless stores that were liquidating. While handbags, sunglasses and accessories were 40 percent off, shoes were just 20 percent off their full list price.