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Bed Bath & Beyond Subsidiary The Brand House Collective Closing Tennessee Office

May 11, 2026
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Bed Bath & Beyond Subsidiary The Brand House Collective Closing Tennessee Office

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The Brand House Collective, a subsidiary acquired by Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. earlier this year, is permanently closing its Brentwood, Tennessee, office. The closure, effective between July 4 and September 30, will impact 88 employees. The site previously served as the company’s principal executive office, signaling a significant consolidation of operations following the recent acquisition by Bed Bath &.

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