By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:38 AM on 28th June 2011 Women's fashion firm Jane Norman fell into administration today in a move which could put up to 1,600 jobs at risk. Accountancy firm Zolfo Cooper hopes to find a buyer for the stricken retailer, which closed its 90 stores on Saturday. Media reports have suggested that Jane Norman could be sold imminently in a so-called pre-pack administration deal, with department store chain Debenhams and knitwear firm Edinburgh Woollen Mill reported to be among the potential bidders. Jane Norman closed it's doors on Saturday before it was put into administration today
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The women's shop joins Habitat, Focus DIY and Oddbins in list of collapsed retailers
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HMV, Mothercare and Comet continue to close stores
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