Sleep Number's premium smart bed differentiation has eroded as the mattress industry commoditizes and DTC brands intensify price competition. Revenue and margins have declined for two consecutive ...
Sleep Number’s stock lost 41.9% of its value Thursday and closed at a 52-week low after the Minneapolis-based company missed revenue expectations and decided to forgoguidance for the rest of the year ...
At the forefront of the wellness technology space, Sleep Number has gotten ahead of sleep issues by pioneering science-backed smart beds that cater to your unique sleep needs (starting from just $999) ...
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