On the heels of its August announcement to close 150 stores and scale back its workforce, Bed Bath and Beyond has released a list of more than 50 stores it plans to close by year-end, as it seeks to reorganize its business and bring life back into sales. Along with the closures, the company, which received $500 million in financing, is cutting about 20% of its corporate and supply chain staff.
Bed Bath & Beyond closing 150 stores. Map of ones on the list so far https://t.co/YJIrvzf1VH GET WOKE AND GO BROKE --THEY COULD BE SELLING A LOT OF PILLOWS
— 🇺🇸 Edition 1947 🇺🇸 (@ArOkTxNm1) September 16, 2022
Anxious to see if your favorite Bed Bath & Beyond store is on the chopping block? The company just released a list of impending closures:
Arizona
- Phoenix
- Tucson
California
- Burbank
- Lakewood
- Larkspur
- Marina
- Palmdale
- Redding
- San Leandro
- Santee
Connecticut
- Stamford
- Waterford
Florida
- Sanford
- Sunrise
Georgia
- Snellville
- Suwanee
Illinois
- Bourbonnais
- Carbondale
- Fairview Heights
- Gurnee
- Joliet
- Schaumburg
Iowa
- Dubuque
- Waterloo
Louisiana
- Bossier City
Massachusetts
- Dorchester
- Milford
- Seekonk
Michigan
- Chesterfield
- Farmington Hills
- Northville
- Walker
- White Lake Township
Minnesota
- St. Cloud
Nevada
- Sparks
New Jersey
- Flanders
- Manaplan
- Paramus
New York
- Farmingdale
- Middletown
- Mount Vernon
- New Hartford
- Plattsburgh
North Carolina
- Charlotte
Ohio
- Cincinnati
- Hamilton
- Perrysburg
- Sandusky
Oregon
- Beaverton
Pennsylvania
- Wynnewood
Puerto Rico
- Bayamon
Texas
- Port Arthur
- Wichita Falls
Virginia
- Christiansburg
- Leesburg
Washington
- Lakewood
