Bed Bath & Beyond announces 7 additional stores to close in New Jersey
Stores in Elizabeth, Paramus, Watchung, Marlton, Manahawkin, North Brunswick and Ramsey will be closing.
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Feb 10, 2023, 12:08 AM
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Updated 448 days ago
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1h agoMore Bed Bath & Beyond stores will be closing in New Jersey, the company announced.
Stores in Elizabeth, Paramus, Watchung, Marlton, Manahawkin, North Brunswick and Ramsey will be closing. This is in addition to stores in Bridgewater, Mays Landing, Mt. Laurel, Kinnelon, Matawan and Flemington. Thirteen stores in total will close in New Jersey..
The company says that it will be closing at least 150 stores nationwide amid financial struggles.
The new CEO of the company blames the struggles on the poor holiday season and shoppers spending less.
The chain now has over $500 million lined up in new financing in the hope of turning business around.
