NYSE:KSS 25 November 2025 - 11 May 2026

Kohl's Corporation tumbled late Monday, sliding roughly 9.8% to $13.09 and hitting an intraday low of $12.88. The selloff came as the department-store chain faced fresh pressure from tighter household budgets, even as the broader U.S. market eked out small gains.

Kohl’s is not planning another wide-scale round of store closures in 2026, Chief Executive Michael Bender said, according to media reports Tuesday. The department-store operator, which closed 27 locations last year, is looking to reassure investors. Shares finished the day off 2.7% at $12.69.

Kohl’s scrubbed its Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, store from its locator after confirming to local press that the branch will close March 14. That leaves the department-store operator with 44 Michigan locations—Sault Ste. Marie no longer among them—as part of its ongoing reset.

Kohl’s Corporation stock sold off sharply in Monday trading on December 22, 2025, underscoring just how jumpy this name remains after a meme-stock-flavored year. By early afternoon, KSS traded around $21.6, down roughly 7% on the session, after opening near $23.20 and touching an intraday low around $21.69. Volume was a little over 2.2 million shares at the time of the quote—active, but not the kind of panic stampede you’d see in a full-blown capitulation day. StockAnalysis+1