While the retailer denies any involvement in immigration operations, its parking lots have become a focal point of both ICE enforcement and public backlash.

The Dallas-based chain, which boasts 260 stores across 40 states, said it would continue to operate as usual during the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.

The slowdown of the U.S. housing market and growing economic uncertainty are making homebuilders increasingly pessimistic about the future. The latest Builder Sentiment Index released by the National ...

The chain is expected to file as soon as June 15 with store closures to follow quickly after, but it has not publicly ...

Rallies against President Donald Trump are expected across the U.S. on Saturday to coincide with the military parade in ...

NewHomeSource reports that new U.S. tariffs on construction materials may increase home prices by $5,000 to $20,000 in 2025, ...

The liquidity pressures faced by the home goods retailer were “exacerbated and accelerated” by the uncertain tariff ...

Home retailer At Home restructures $2 billion debt under Chapter 11 while navigating tariffs and spending cuts ...

A popular home goods retailer is declaring bankruptcy, citing President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs and a significant drop in consumer spending. At Home has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the ...

For instance, a universal tariff on goods from Canada would increase Canadian lumber prices, which would have the knock-on effect of making construction and home renovations more expensive for US ...