Author: Kelly Tyko, USA TODAY

Target stores will close by 9 p.m. local time starting March 18, the retailer announced. Target will dedicate a shopping hour to vulnerable guests.

Grocery stores are adding “senior-only shopping” and designating time for those most vulnerable to COVID-19, including Albertsons, Whole Foods Market.

Retailers are cutting store hours or closing all stores in response to COVID-19, or coronavirus. Target, JCPenney and Kohl’s join in reducing hours.

Department stores Macy’s, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s and Saks Fifth Avenue are closing all stores because of coronavirus.

Dollar General stores will close an hour earlier and will dedicate the first hour each day to senior shoppers to help them avoid crowded stores.

Starbucks is closing some locations and shifting to a “to go” model at thousands of company-owned locations across the country effective immediately.

Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, Free People stores globally are closed until at least March 28 because of the coronavirus, the company announced.

Retailers across the nation are trimming store hours to focus on deep cleanings and to restock shelves. Some are closing stores, too.

The spread of the coronavirus is leading Walmart to cut store hours at locations nationwide include Neighborhood Market stores.

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