SLEEP NUMBER CORP

Sleep Number’s Chapter 11 filing amid tariff‑driven costs sees a $415 million asset sale to Sleep Country Canada, with NFL star Travis Kelce’s equity deal and new $65 million loan adding drama to the 2026 bankruptcy saga.

Sleep Number Corp’s May 12, 2026 earnings preview shows falling EPS and revenue, revealing ongoing profitability woes and market volatility—investors watch for strategic fixes.

Sleep Number’s stock drops 80% as the company faces debt‑heavy liquidity crisis; investors eye a $50 M rescue loan from Guggenheim Partners that could save it from bankruptcy.

Sleep Number Corp faces significant challenges, including a decline in stock value and negative financial metrics, but its commitment to enhancing the sleep experience remains unwavering.