Discount chain Big Lots is conducting going--out-of-business sales at its remaining locations after a sale of the company didn't materialize.

Retail store company Big Lots announced it will close five locations across Massachusetts, the company announced.

Big Lots is planning to reopen 132 more stores in May as the bankrupt discount retailer works to rebuild its brand under new ownership.

Multiple Big Lots stores in Massachusetts and another in New Hampshire are set to close, according to the retailer's website.

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.

There was hope, though, as Big Lots was acquired out of bankruptcy at the last minute by Gordon Brothers Retail Partners. The ...

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Retail store Big Lots has announced it will reopen several stores across the United States in two phases throughout May 2025.

After a series of opening announcements, Big Lots is set to reopen over 70 stores across more than a dozen states, with 13 locations in Tennessee expected to reopen by mid-May.

Big Lots is about to reopen 132 stores that it had closed last year due to its bankruptcy filing, the chain’s new owners announced.

Big Lots sold leases to more than 460 stores to Boston-based asset liquidation firm Gordon Brothers Retail Partners in late 2024, after which the buildings were put up for sale.