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|    Minneapolis Sleep Number to close 40-50     |
|    03 Sep 24 09:14:45    |
      XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, mn.politics, alt.politics.liberalism       XPost: talk.politics.guns, sac.politics       From: limp-dick.democrats@kamalaharris.com              Minneapolis-based bed and mattress manufacturer Sleep Number is set to close       dozens of locations in 2024 as part of a restructuring that has also seen 500       employees laid off.              The company, whose headquarters can be found at 1001 3rd Ave. S. in downtown       Minneapolis, announced last week that it will be reducing its 2024 operating       expenses by $50 million, resulting in a 10% cut to its global workforce.              "The cost restructuring actions are broad-based and include a reduction in       headcount across all areas of the organization, including in corporate and R&D       functions," the company said in its 3rd quarter results, in which it revealed       a 13% drop in sales        and posted a loss of $2.3 million.              In addition to the layoffs, the company says it will be "rationalizing our       store portfolio," which will see 40-50 locations close by the end of 2024, as       well as slowing the rate of its new store openings.              The company has not revealed where it will be closing stores. It currently has       16 locations in Minnesota, of which 11 are in the Twin Cities metro, and over       600 locations globally.              The cuts come two months after one of its largest shareholders, Stadium       Capital, called for a shakeup at management and board level.              Twin Cities Business Magazine reports complaints from the investment group       included the eight-figure compensation payments made to Sleep Number       executives and directors over the past decade, which in turn has led to       "unacceptable negative total        shareholder returns."              CEO Shelly Ibach did see her pay fall in 2022, receiving $6.7 million in       compensation, a 30% drop on the year before, the Twin Cities Business Journals       reported.              https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-business/sleep-number-to-cl       se-40-50-stores-after-laying-off-500-workers              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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