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Man in Florida possibly losing thousands after buying furniture from now closed store - Vimarsana News

Man in Florida possibly losing thousands after buying furniture from now closed store

Eric Wilson isn't sure if he'll get his more than $18,000 back after he ordered furniture from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, which has now closed all of its locations.

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NCWorks Plans Job Fair in Alexander County for Former MG+BW employees - Vimarsana News

NCWorks Plans Job Fair in Alexander County for Former MG+BW employees

A Taylorsville furniture company closed down over the weekend. According to published reports, the closure is due to monetary problems leaving it unable to cont

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Stephens Group-Owned Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Shuts Down - Vimarsana News

Stephens Group-Owned Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Shuts Down

The Little Rock equity firm purchased the luxury furniture maker in 2014 and recently invested $20 million in a restructuring of the company.

'Furious and heartbroken:' Founder Mitchell Gold on North Carolina furniture company's shutdown - Vimarsana News

'Furious and heartbroken:' Founder Mitchell Gold on North Carolina furniture company's shutdown

One of the co-founders of Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams says he is “heartbroken” over the furniture company’s recent closure and hopeful that a buyer will emerge to usher the brand into a new era.

National Furniture Chain Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Folds Under Financial Pressures - Vimarsana News

National Furniture Chain Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Folds Under Financial Pressures

High-end furniture retailer Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams has abruptly shut down and laid off more than 500 employees in North Carolina.