A handful of the Triangle’s Big Lots stores are reopening, but several, including one in Durham, are being converted into new ...

Seven retailers purchased former Big Lots stores in Texas, including Aldi, Burlington, Goodwill, Ivan Smith Furniture, JP & A Holdings, Tractor Supply and Harrisburg-area-based Ollie’s Bargain ...

According to bankruptcy records, companies like Aldi, Burlington, Tractor Supply and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet have recently scooped up dozens of Big Lots storefronts across the country.

In total, Ollie’s acquired 40 former Big Lots locations through auction in the bankruptcy process. So far, 18 of those locations have been reopened as new Ollie’s Bargain Outlet stores.

Earlier this year, Ollie's acquired 40 Big Lots locations through auction, as the latter filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September 2024. As of May 3, Ollie's operates 584 stores in 32 states.

Business Three well-known retailers are coming to former Big Lots stores in Mass. Ocean State Job Lot will open in two, with plans for expansion across the Northeast. The Big Lots logo is ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — More than a dozen Big Lots stores are reopening Thursday across Ohio. The openings mark the fourth and final wave of stores relaunching this year by Variety Wholesalers ...

Ohio Big Lots stores reopening June 5 Ohio stores that will reopen June 5, as reported by USA TODAY, are: Akron: 1890 West Market Street Akron: 426 East Waterloo Road Barberton: 241 W. Wooster ...

Ohio and Kentucky Big Lots stores reopening June 5 Ohio stores that will reopen June 5, as reported by USA TODAY, are: Akron: 1890 West Market Street Akron: 426 East Waterloo Road Barberton: 241 W ...

Business Burlington, Forman Mills, Tractor Supply and others purchase former Big Lots stores in Pa. Published: May. 31, 2025, 5:20 a.m.

Posted: May 27, 2025 | Last updated: May 27, 2025 Hey, guys! Today we are shopping at Big Lots! I'll share with five of my favorites to keep your eyes peeled for. Home decor, furniture and more!

Big Lots went belly up last year because it chased away budget-conscious customers with high prices and pushed merchandise they didn't want, the discount retailer's new owner told The Post.