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JCPenney once advertised a tea kettle that some said resembled Hitler

Rumors that retailer JCPenney once featured a billboard advertising a tea kettle that some viewers claimed looked like Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler circulated online in October 2025. Users on social media platforms such as ( ), ( ) and ( ) posted purported pictures of the billboard, with one of the images blurred to encourage a more abstract view of what many saw as the kettle's resemblance to Hitler giving a Nazi salute.

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JCPenney Has Not Gone Out of Business

JCPenney survives with 648 stores after bankruptcy, aided by brand recognition, mall tenancy, and discount model now threatened by tariffs.

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JCPenney Announces Closure of Multiple Stores Nationwide

JCPenney's transition from retail giant to struggling entity highlights the impact of e-commerce on traditional business.

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JCPenney Has Not Gone Out of Business

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JCPenney Announces Closure of Multiple Stores Nationwide

fromMarketing Dive

JCPenney does wedding season on a budget amid turnaround

JCPenney showcases budget weddings to attract couples amid thriving luxury wedding culture.

JCPenney's Turnaround Begins, Powered By A Subversive New Marketing Strategy

JCPenney's new marketing strategy has revitalized interest, boosting sales by five times and increasing brand engagement metrics across social media.

fromFast Company

JCPenney stores closing update: Memorial Day weekend is your last chance to shop final sales at these 7 locations

JCPenney will close seven stores across the U.S. in response to ongoing struggles post-bankruptcy.

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