Bed Bath & Beyond is permanently closing more stores.<\/p>\n
Another 37 stores located in 19 states will shutter, most by the end of February, Bed Bath & Beyond told USA TODAY. The locations are currently going through store closing liquidation sales.<\/p>\n
The company confirmation comes ahead of the planned release of the retailers quarterly earnings Thursday morning where officials will provide a business update.<\/p>\n
The New Jersey-based home goods retailer which also operates buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Values announced in July 2020 that the company would close 200 of its namesake stores over two years, accounting for 21% of its Bed Bath & Beyond stores.<\/p>\n
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Retailers including Bed Bath & Beyond have also announced rounds of store closings in January. Macy's shared its latest list of upcoming closures Wednesday and Bed Bath & Beyond also had closings announced last January and in January 2020.<\/p>\n
The home goods retailer has been launching more store-owned brands as part of its transformation plan. It started last March with the Nestwell bedding and bath brand.<\/p>\n
Bed Bath & Beyond is closing more stores in 2022, including its store in San Angelo, Texas.<\/p>\n
In this latest round of Bed Bath closures, New York will lose seven stores, five California stores will close and four Washington state locations. Arizona, Georgia, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Texas will lose two stores apiece.<\/p>\n
Alabama, Florida, Idaho, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, New Jersey, Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin and West Virginia are each losing one store.<\/p>\n
A list of closing dates was unavailable. The San Angelo Standard-Times, which is part of the USA TODAY Network, reported that the San Angelo, Texas store would close Jan. 23.<\/p>\n
The New York-based Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, also part of the USA TODAY Network, reported the Canandaigua store would close in the coming months.<\/p>\n
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