The iconic Klaussner furniture brand is slowly winding down with the latest news that an asset advisory firm is seeking offers to acquire the last remnants of Klaussner's home furnishings brand.

ASHEBORO – The news that 60-year-old Klaussner Home Furnishings is out of business shook the industry this week, leaving retailers scrambling for new resources and wondering how a company that had ...

HIGH POINT – Hans J. Klaussner, the German furniture magnate who acquired Stuart Inds. in 1979 and changed the company’s name to Klaussner Furniture, has died. He was 81. Born in Gengenbach, Germany, ...

RANDOLPH COUNTY — The liquidation of Klaussner Furniture Industries is nearly complete, with only primary lender Bank of America receiving a significant portion of its claims against the company ...

Furniture retailer Sofa Express and More is expected to lay off 436 employees as it closes its headquarters and 14 Ohio stores, a newspaper reported Tuesday. The job cuts were outlined in a filing ...

Klaussner Furniture, based in Asheboro, entered into federal bankruptcy protection on Aug. 8, immediately shutting down operations and letting go 893 employees following an inability to access ...

Nov. 24—RANDOLPH COUNTY — The various raw materials and remaining equipment and other tangible property of Klaussner Furniture Industries Inc. cost the company nearly $19 million but are ...

An aerial view of the former Klaussner Furniture complex at 4400 and 4402 U.S. 220 Business South recently purchased by Schwarz Properties of Asheboro. Schwarz Properties.

Former Klaussner Furniture employees attend an NCWorks Career and Resource Fair in Randolph Community College’s Continuing Education and Industrial Center. RANDOLPH COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ashley Bell, ...

ASHEBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Klaussner Home Furnishings, based in Asheboro, began the process of shutting down operations on Monday. The company released the following statement to employees on ...

ASHEBORO -- Klaussner Home Furnishings is cutting 130 jobs in Asheboro in response to an expected loss of business after the bankruptcy filing of two of its largest customers.