American Signature Inc., a furniture retailer operating for 77 years, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware ...

A&G Real Estate Partners is now entertaining offers for 23 store leases on behalf of American Signature, Inc. (ASI), a national home furnishings retailer and the parent of Value City Furniture and ...

Value City Furniture intends to close several of its locations as it works through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reorganization, just not in Northeast Ohio — at least not yet. In a bankruptcy petition ...

Homeport, a nonprofit developer of affordable housing in central Ohio, is building its first affordable housing community in ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A group representing rental property owners is asking Gov. Mike DeWine to veto part of Ohio’s new property-tax plan, saying a tax break for homeowners will come at the expense of ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Another Columbus-based furniture retailer is filing for bankruptcy. American Signature Inc., the parent company of Value City Furniture, currently operates 126 stores across 13 ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Another Columbus-based retailer is filing for bankruptcy. American Signature Inc., the parent company of Value City Furniture, currently operates 126 stores across 13 states, ...

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Value City Furniture’s parent company has filed for bankruptcy, announcing plans to sell company assets and close additional stores, this time in North Carolina and other states. The company, American ...

Another home furnishings retail chain has sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it deals with higher costs, reduced sales, a downturn in the housing market, and President Trump’s tariffs.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Wayfair is moving forward with plans to open its first brick-and-mortar Ohio furniture store in the Columbus area. The online home store announced on Nov. 6 it will launch its ...

The fifteen-dollar wardrobe challenge suddenly seems not just possible but exciting as you spot jeans for $3, blouses for $2, and occasionally, a pristine designer piece with a $4 tag that would have ...