Helen Hensley watches as her husband, Bill Hensley, loads their purchases Tuesday from the Bed Bath and Beyond store at Santa Fe Place mall. Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy this week and plans to close its remaining 360 stores.
Brenda Jaffe shows Bed Bath and Beyond coupons after shopping at the Santa Fe Place mall store Tuesday. The retailer filed for bankruptcy this week and plans to close its remaining 360 stores nationwide.
Helen Hensley watches as her husband, Bill Hensley, loads their purchases Tuesday from the Bed Bath and Beyond store at Santa Fe Place mall. Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy this week and plans to close its remaining 360 stores.
Closing sales began nationally Wednesday at 360 Bed Bath & Beyond outlets — including the location at Santa Fe Place mall — after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday.
Once a major home goods retail player throughout the country, Bed Bath & Beyond has four stores in New Mexico with two in Albuquerque, one in Las Cruces and the Santa Fe location.
Bill and Helen Hensley shop Tuesday at the Bed Bath and Beyond store in Santa Fe Place mall.
Bed Bath & Beyond announced “deep discounts.” Wednesday will be the last day the store accept its oversized blue coupons, but Welcome Rewards and merchandise credits can be redeemed until May 15 and gift cards can be used until May 8, the company announced on its website.
Brenda Jaffe shows Bed Bath and Beyond coupons after shopping at the Santa Fe Place mall store Tuesday. The retailer filed for bankruptcy this week and plans to close its remaining 360 stores nationwide.
