Bed Bath & Beyond — one of the most iconic names in home retail — is returning to Canada. Sleep Country Canada has officially ...

Here is what to know about the Kirkland's, now known as The Brand House Collective, and Bed Bath & Beyond merger.

Nora Gomez has more than 20 years experience, most recently as the chief merchant at NFM, formerly known as Nebraska ...

When Marcus Lemonis took over running what was then called Beyond Inc. in December 2023, he preached an “asset-light” model, which is business speak for not owning stuff in the real world—especially ...

For retailer Bed Bath & Beyond, the journey has come full circle. After filing for bankruptcy protection and closing all of its stores, it became a purely online retailer. But thanks to a strategic ...

Well, I’m happy — elated, actually — to say that if you haven’t heard yet, Bed Bath & Beyond is back. Well, kind of. Overstock.com purchased the Bed Bath & Beyond brand from bankruptcy, then took its ...

Bed Bath & Beyond has relaunched in the U.S. as an online retailer with offerings that include those of Overstock.com, its new owner. Now a single online shopping site known as BedBathandBeyond.com, ...

Sleep Country Canada Inc. confirmed in a Thursday email to The Canadian Press that it has purchased the Canadian and U.K. rights to the houseware brand’s name and logos.

A few months ago, no one expected Bed Bath & Beyond to be a player in the 2023 holiday season. But Overstock.com’s purchase of the once-distressed retailer and meme stock favorite has not only kept it ...

Bed Bath & Beyond is takings steps to avoid bankruptcy, but some worry it's too little, too late. Bloomberg reported that Hudson Bay Capital Management is the anchor investor in the share sale. Hudson ...

What remains of Bed Bath & Beyond, the bankrupt big-box retailer known for its dizzying array of home goods, has been bought by e-commerce discounter Overstock.com, court filings from Thursday show.

Kirkland's stores will convert into Bed Bath & Beyond stores following a merger of the two companies. What will happen to Delaware's three locations?