Gordon Brothers is advertising to consumers that it has begun closing sales at all 122 Volcom, Billabong, Quiksilver, Roxy, ...

Boston, Feb. 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gordon Brothers, the global asset experts, has begun closing sales at all 122 Volcom, Billabong, Quiksilver, ROXY, Honolua Surf, RVCA, Beachworks, Becker ...

Offering buyers a chance to fast-track their entry or expansion into the growing market for high-quality steel products ...

Gordon Brothers, a Boston-based investment group, is offering to sell the stores' leases, indicating that the stores will not remain Big Lots under new ownership. Among the stores are 23 in Ohio ...

Employees of the bankrupt retailer are still awaiting word on which Big Lots locations might continue operating under a new owner. The employees of bankrupt retailer Big Lots have had to live with ...

Its product line is still similar, but it operates as an asset-light company either through partnerships, franchisees or online. Nanda told PE Hub that Gordon Brothers has three more fashion ...

Gordon Brothers acquired the struggling Columbus, Ohio-based retailer this month, and Henderson, North Carolina-based Variety Wholesalers Inc. will take over between 200 and 400 Big Lots stores.

Just a week after Gordon Brothers Retail Partner LLC completed the purchase of Columbus-based Big Lots Inc., it has listed almost 500 store leases for sale nationwide. The new-to-market stores are ...

Gordon Brothers pointed out that through this sales offer, it is giving buyers a chance to fast-track their entry or expansion into the growing market for high-quality steel products. Originally ...

Here's what we know so far. Gordon Brothers Retail Partners LLC agreed to buy Big Lots storefronts and distribution centers, keeping 200-400 locations open. Now, the company is selling leases for ...

(MENAFN- IHC) Gordon Brothers, the global asset experts ... or expansion into the growing market for high-quality steel products. Originally purchased in 2007 from POSCO to enhance the seller's ...

Gordon Brothers, a Boston-based investment group, is offering to sell the stores' leases, indicating that the stores will not remain Big Lots under new ownership. Among the stores are 23 in Ohio ...