A buyer has emerged for the bankrupt Buy Buy Baby chain, but the retailer’s physical stores are still going bye-bye. Dream on Me, a New Jersey-based manufacturer of baby gear, has agreed to pay $15.5 million for Buy Buy Baby’s trademark and accompanying digital assets. This deal is similar to the one struck last month for sister chain Bed Bath & Beyond, whose digital assets are being sold to Overstock for $21.5 million. Meanwhile, there are bargains to be had on Rockville Pike as both stores continue to hold going-out-of-business sales.
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Brian L Mann
What going to replace buy buy baby and bed bath and beyond
storereporter2023
No word yet. We’ll report as soon as there’s news on this.
Kerry Brookes
Where do people go now for brick and mortar store for baby products? My colleague is about to have a child and it’s been 20 years since I needed to go in one! Is there anything left now Buy Buy Baby and Babies R Us have gone?
storereporter2023
In this area Macy’s, Nordstrom and Target are probably the primary options for the moment. But it looks like Buy Buy Baby will be back: https://storereporter.com/buy-buy-baby-to-reopen-rockville/