Wolf, Nationwide File Chapter 11
ATLANTA— The soft economy claimed two more CE retailers last week as Wolf Camera and Nationwide Computers and Electronics each filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Wolf, a 27-year-old specialty chain based here, says it bit off more than it could chew with the 1998 purchase of the 450-store CPI/Fox Photo and Proex chains from Eastman Kodak.

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