The parent company of Value City Furniture announced it would be closing all of its stores after nearly 80 years in business. American Signature Inc.’s decision comes after it filed for Chapter 11 ...

Value City Furniture and American Signature Furniture stores across the United States are conducting going-out-of-business sales after their parent company, American Signature Inc., announced a ...

Circle Furniture’s abrupt shutdown brings to an end one of New England’s most recognized furniture retailers, impacting around 65 employees as well as communities that have relied on its services for ...

AS A SHOCK TO CUSTOMERS AND EMPLOYEES, TO OUR SHARMAN SACCHETTI IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE COMPANY HEADQUARTERS IN ACTON. WITH THIS CONFUSION, SHARMAN WE’RE HERE ACTUALLY OUTSIDE ONE OF THOSE LOCATIONS, ...

CINCINNATI — Imagine paying thousands of dollars for a new living room or dining room set, then learning a few weeks later you are getting no furniture — and no refund either. Several Cincinnati-area ...

The 75-year-old parent company of the iconic furniture and home furnishings store Value City has filed for bankruptcy, with more than 30 stores set to close for good across the U.S. including one at a ...

Value City Furniture’s parent company has filed for bankruptcy, announcing plans to sell company assets and close additional stores, this time in North Carolina and other states. The company, American ...

Another home furnishings retail chain has sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it deals with higher costs, reduced sales, a downturn in the housing market, and President Trump’s tariffs.

NPR's series Cost of Living: The Price We Pay is examining what's driving price increases and how people are coping after years of stubborn inflation. How are higher prices changing the way you live?

If you’re looking to go furniture shopping in Houston to refresh your home furnishings and style, you’ll find no shortage of options. From Houston staples like Gallery Furniture to globally recognized ...

The postpandemic period has been very difficult for American-made furniture. People like the idea of buying American, but the reality of it does not always make economic sense. It’s more expensive to ...

If you're using your time indoors to clear out some furniture, these charities will give it to someone in need and pick it up for free. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, ...