From Bankruptcy To Boom: Bed Bath & Beyond Buys Kirkland's Home In $10M Deal, Plots 300 New Stores
Bed Bath & Beyond, just two years after bankruptcy, has acquired Kirkland's Home in a $10m deal and plans to open 300 new stores while moving the brand into wholesale distribution.
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