At Home Group Inc. in the news

At Home Group Inc. is a U.S. home décor and furniture retailer that underwent a private acquisition and later filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure its debt and ownership.

At Home Group Inc. is searching for a new CEO while promoting Aaron Rose to President and Chief Commercial Officer to lead core business operations.

CEO Brad Weston is retiring from At Home Group Inc. following the retailer's recent emergence from bankruptcy and debt restructuring.

Aaron Rose will take over as President and Chief Commercial Officer to lead all major business and supply chain operations.

CEO Brad Weston is retiring from At Home Group Inc. in June and will transition to an advisory role while the company searches for a successor.

Former Mattress Firm CEO John Eck has been named Board Chair of At Home Group Inc. to lead strategic governance and operational oversight.

At Home Group Inc., a home decor retailer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to escalating tariffs on Chinese imports and liquidity issues, resulting in a debt restructuring and change of ownership.

At Home Group Inc. successfully emerged from bankruptcy by eliminating $2 billion in debt and securing $500 million in new financing to keep 229 stores open.

At Home has completed its financial restructuring, successfully eliminating $2 billion in debt and emerging from bankruptcy under new ownership.

At Home Group Inc. has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy after eliminating $2 billion in debt and securing new financing.

A home decor retailer has exited bankruptcy with a clean balance sheet, new ownership, and $500 million in financing to fund its business operations and growth.

At Home Group has exited bankruptcy with a significantly reduced debt load and $500 million in new financing to support its 229 remaining stores.

At Home Group has completed its bankruptcy restructuring, shedding $2 billion in debt and securing $500 million in financing to operate 229 remaining stores.

At Home Group Inc. will emerge from bankruptcy after receiving court approval for a reorganization plan that clears $2 billion in debt.

At Home is emerging from bankruptcy with a wiped-out $2 billion debt load, new lender ownership, and a focus on smaller stores and higher-profile collections.

At Home is shutting down its Nanuet store and 25 other locations as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing to shed $2 billion in debt.

At Home Group Inc. is shuttering more than 24 underperforming stores nationwide as it restructures under bankruptcy protection to handle high debt and economic headwinds.

At Home Group Inc. is closing 26 stores and restructuring $2 billion in debt under Chapter 11 bankruptcy to maintain its retail operations.

At Home Group Inc. has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure its debt and close 26 stores after facing high tariffs and declining consumer demand.

At Home Group Inc. is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closing 26 stores nationwide while maintaining its Arizona locations.