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BRIEF-Kidpik Corp Says Nina Footwear Terminated Merger Agreement Plan With Co

Jan 8, 2025 3:03 PM

Jan 8 (Reuters) - Kidpik Corp ( PIKM ):

* KIDPIK CORP ( PIKM ) - ON JAN 6, NINA FOOTWEAR TERMINATED MERGER

AGREEMENT PLAN WITH KIDPIK CORP.

* KIDPIK CORP ( PIKM ) -DECISION NOT TO APPEAL SUSPENSION OF TRADING

OF ITS

COMMON STOCK ON NASDAQ

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