Betting that a demand for silent air purifiers and shower-proof CD players will transcend national boundaries, Sharper Image Corp. expects to launch two international shopping Web sites, Sharper Image ...

As the bidding process for Sharper Image gets underway, one deep-pocketed investor is expected to be noticeably absent: buyout firm Sun Capital Partners, the bankrupt retailer’s largest shareholder.

IRVINE, Calif., Dec. 30 (UPI) --The Sharper Image brand was sold for $100 million in cash, new owner ThreeSixty Group Inc. announced Friday. The Sharper Image, known for gadgets and household luxury ...

IRVINE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ThreeSixty Group, Inc. (“ThreeSixty” or the “Company”), a leading provider of branded consumer products to the nation’s largest retailers, announced today that it has ...

IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ThreeSixty Group, Inc. (“ThreeSixty” or the “Company”), a leading provider of branded consumer products to the nation’s largest retailers, announced today that it has ...

Sharper Image, the San Francisco retailer know for selling high-tech massage chairs and nose-hair groomers among other luxury products, has filed for bankruptcy, the company announced today. Sharper ...

Children of the '80s and '90s will remember Sharper Image as the cutting-edge leader of gadgets. They may remember testing out high-end massage chairs in one of the 200 or so Sharper Image stores ...

The Sharper Image, the upscale retailer known for its air purifiers, vibrating chairs and other high-tech gadgets, has fallen on hard times. The company says it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...

The Sharper Image is back, but it may not be the store you remember. For the first time in 10 years the brand known for stuff you don’t need but can’t live without, such as massaging chairs, talking ...

NEW YORK — A weak holiday season and a struggling economy led retailers Sharper Image Corp. and Lillian Vernon Corp. to file for bankruptcy this week, and analysts predict others could soon follow ...

Everybody thinks that if the Big Three (or the Big Two And A Half) American car companies go under, it'll mean the end of the American way of life. But it's too late. The American way of life is ...