Amazon's secret home outlet will save you up to 60% on Zwilling, Tempur-Pedic and more

It's no secret that outlet shopping is a fabulous way to save a lot of money. But outlet shopping from the comfort of your couch? Now that's a game changer. Seriously, why get in the car and deal with frantic sale-seekers when Amazon Outlet exists? This online treasure trove is teeming with overstock deals that'll save you up to 60% on brands like Zwilling, Tempur-Pedic and more. Of course, it's no secret that Amazon is known for competitive prices, but this sneaky sales nook tends to slip under many shoppers' radars. Well, now you can officially consider yourself in the know. You're welcome!
Top picks:
Zwilling Professional S Chef's Knife for $70 (was $175): 60% off; Lowest price in years
Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Ergo Neck Pillow, Large for $58 (was $99): Lowest price in a year
Cosori Air Fryer, 2.1-qt for $44 (was $60): Near all-time low
Zeeksaw Cordless Mini Chainsaw for $31 (was $62): 50% off
AeroGarden Harvest 2.0 for $39 (was $43): All-time low
As Yahoo's Senior Deals Writer who specializes in all things home and kitchen, I'm eyeing some stellar markdowns on everything from an AeroGarden indoor garden (a record-low $39) to a pair of electric bug zappers that'll come in handy over the next few months (they're down to $24, also an all-time low).
There's more where those came from — lots more. I'm talking thousands of discounted items across many categories. Curious to know what else you can snag for a steal? These are my top picks.
If you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)

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Politico

09-06-2025

• Politico

Republican governor's race gets rowdy

PARTY POLITICS — There are more than 400 days before voters head to the polls to pick their gubernatorial nominees, but on the Republican side, things are already getting heated. The two former members of Gov. Charlie Baker's administration seeking the state's top office — Brian Shortsleeve and Mike Kennealy — have been trading barbs in recent days over early fundraising numbers. Shortsleeve, who helped run the MBTA under Baker, touted his first month's fundraising numbers in a press release that featured a not-so-subtle nod to Kennealy's own first month announcement. It touted that Shortsleeve's more than $400,000 haul broke 'the previous non-incumbent record' for post-launch fundraising — the same boast Kennealy's campaign previously made about its first-month figures. And the hits kept coming in an internal memo from Shortsleeve's campaign on the state of the money race. '[Kennealy's] early claims of fundraising success following his first report quickly backfired after reporting in the Boston Herald that his numbers were inflated by illegal campaign contributions,' one of Shortsleeve's consultants, Jim Barnett, wrote in the memo, per a copy obtained by Massachusetts Playbook. 'It's been all downhill since.' A spokesperson for Kennealy, the former housing and economic development secretary, downplayed the fundraising haul when Shortsleeve first announced it. 'No amount of money Brian Shortsleeve raises can erase his failures at the MBTA — or recover the millions wasted on a rail deal with the Chinese Communist Party and an utterly botched Green Line Extension,' Logan Trupiano said in a statement. It's some (very) early jockeying in a primary race with an election that's more than a year out. Just how early? Baker didn't even launch his first campaign for governor in 2010 until July of 2009. Still, Bay State Republicans have been bullish about their chances to win back the governor's office (See: reaction to the latest University of New Hampshire poll.} after getting shut out of every statewide office in 2022. GOOD MONDAY MORNING, MASSACHUSETTS. MassDems Chair Steve Kerrigan waved off the UNH poll over the weekend. 'Governor Healey is going to earn re-election because she understands Massachusetts people need someone who's going to fight to lower costs for them, going to fight to increase housing opportunities for them, going to fight back against Donald Trump,' Kerrigan said during an interview on WBZ's 'Keller @ Large' that aired Sunday. 'And frankly, neither Mike Kennealy nor Brian Shortsleeve are willing to do any of that.' Have a tip, story, suggestion, birthday, anniversary, new job, or any other nugget for the Playbook? Drop me a line: kgarrity@ TODAY — Gov. Maura Healey tours a housing development at 2:30 p.m. and visits a hospital at 4:10 p.m. on Martha's Vineyard. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu signs the Fiscal Year 2026 budget at 9:45 a.m. at City Hall. Sen. Ed Markey addresses business leaders at a New England Council breakfast at 10 a.m. in Boston. CALIFORNIA v. TRUMP — Newsom calls National Guard deployment 'unlawful' as immigration clashes rock L.A. by Blake Jones, POLITICO: 'Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration called the Trump administration's deployment of National Guard troops to the Los Angeles area 'unlawful,' urging Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Sunday to back down as demonstrators clashed with law enforcement. The Trump administration's extraordinary deployment of the Guard to quell immigration protests in Southern California came without necessary coordination with California officials, Newsom's legal affairs secretary wrote in a letter to Hegseth.' — Escalating ICE raids pull California Democrats back into immigration fight by Dustin Gardiner, POLITICO. THE LOCAL ANGLE — Monday rally at Boston City Hall to protest ICE detention of union leader via Universal Hub. DATELINE BEACON HILL — Gov. Healey touts WalletHub rankings. Reality is more complicated by Chris Van Buskirk and Gayla Cawley, Boston Herald: 'Gov. Maura Healey promoted a ranking last week that claimed Massachusetts had 'the best state economy' in the United States. The first-term Democrat, who is up for reelection next year, touted the ranking as a 'testament to the incredible businesses, universities, and research institutions that drive our innovation economy and to the top-notch talent that continues to choose Massachusetts as the place to grow their careers and their futures.' But the reality of residents' lived experiences and the reliability of the ranking is more complicated, including the fact that WalletHub does not guarantee the accuracy of the information it publishes.' — Lawmakers weigh ban on religious vaccine exemptions by Christian M. Wade, Gloucester Daily Times: 'Religious exemptions for most vaccinations for school-aged children would be banned in Massachusetts under a proposal being considered by state lawmakers, but critics say the move would be discriminatory and violate religious rights. The legislation, heard by the Legislature's Public Health Committee on Friday, would eliminate a section of the state's vaccine law that allows parents with 'sincere religious beliefs' to be exempted from a requirement to submit proof of vaccination to enroll their children in public schools.' — Tarr, Newburyport student propose CPR bill by Matt Petry, The Newburyport Daily News. — Healey urges U.S. Senate to reject Pell Grant cuts, touting success of Massachusetts program by Tonya Alanez, The Boston Globe. THE RACE FOR CITY HALL — Ward 6's Lane not seeking reelection, McCauley running for mayor by Jim Sullivan, The Newburyport Daily News: 'There will be a new face representing Ward 6 this winter after Councilor Byron Lane announced Thursday he would not be seeking another term this fall. The Hart Road resident joined the council five years and although he took out nomination papers last month for a potential fourth term, Lane said he doesn't intend to return them to City Hall. Instead, he wants to devote more time to his growing limousine service as well as his 12-year-old son.' PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES — Driver's licenses in limbo: Government debts jeopardize thousands of Massachusetts drivers by Laura Crimaldi, The Boston Globe: 'Thousands of Massachusetts drivers each year face the possibility of losing their legal authority to drive, and sometimes the only fix carries an insurmountable cost. The state Registry of Motor Vehicles placed driver's licenses in non-renewal status nearly 3 million times during a five-period because of unpaid tolls and other debts unrelated to road safety, according to agency data reviewed by the Globe. The designation means that once those driver's licenses expire, they cannot be renewed, unless the entire debt, sometimes thousands of dollars, is paid in full.' 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A court assigned hearing officer will examine the courthouse scene of the alleged crime which ultimately led to a judicial complaint against the Bay State judge, before the hearing gets underway over whether she violated the rules of conduct for jurists.' — MBTA Communities law is not an unfunded mandate, judge rules by Jennifer Smith, CommonWealth Beacon: 'A Plymouth County judge overseeing a bundle of municipal lawsuits from towns seeking to halt enforcement of the MBTA Communities housing law has denied their motion for a preliminary injunction and dismissed their complaints. In a 40-page decision released Friday afternoon, Superior Court Justice Mark Gildea considered lawsuits brought by the towns of Duxbury, Hanson, Holden, Marshfield, Middleton, Wenham, Weston, and Wrentham, plus a taxpayer suit brought by Hamilton residents.' FROM THE DELEGATION — U.S. Rep. Keating demands answers from ICE after roundups on Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket by Denise Coffey, Cape Cod Times: 'U.S. Rep. Bill Keating is demanding answers from federal officials about the specifics of last month's roundup of immigrants on Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Plymouth by agents of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Officers with ICE and other federal agencies detained about 40 individuals and arrested 12 on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket on May 27. On May 30, ICE agents conducted a sweep in Plymouth. All three areas are in Keating's Ninth Congressional District.' TRUMPACHUSETTS — The Trump administration canceled an $87 million award for this MIT startup. But life goes on. by Jon Chesto, The Boston Globe: 'Sublime Systems' vision for creating a high-tech, low-carbon cement factory in Holyoke suffered a setback when the Trump administration's Department of Energy canceled an $87 million award for the project. 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Those urging a 'yes' vote say Easton's government is caught between inflation-driven cost increases and falling state aid for education. Cost drivers include health insurance for active and retired town employees, pension liabilities, property insurance premiums and utilities. On the revenue side, Easton is one of the state's 'minimum aid districts.' The upshot of that designation is that local taxes have been paying an increasing share of school costs.' — Steamship Authority considering freight service between New Bedford and Nantucket by Grace Ferguson, The New Bedford Light: 'A Cape Cod construction company is proposing a new freight service between New Bedford and Nantucket. The proposed service would carry recyclables, tires, construction equipment, and other materials two to three days a week, using freight boats that the company bought from the Steamship Authority last year. It would use Steamship Authority dock space for loading and unloading.' HEARD 'ROUND THE BUBBLAH HAPPY BIRTHDAY — to former state Rep. Lori Ehrlich, Sheila Ramirez, Jeff Solnet, John Dukakis, 90 West's Harry Shipps and Kelsey Perkins, district director for Rep. Katherine Clark and Ray Salazar of Rep. Katherine Clark's office.

Yahoo

06-06-2025

• Yahoo

SGI Q1 Earnings Call: Revenue Miss, Guidance Cut, and Tariff Mitigation Plans Detailed

Bedding manufacturer Somnigroup (NYSE:SGI) missed Wall Street's revenue expectations in Q1 CY2025, but sales rose 34.9% year on year to $1.6 billion. Its non-GAAP EPS of $0.49 per share was 5.1% above analysts' consensus estimates. Is now the time to buy SGI? Find out in our full research report (it's free). Revenue: $1.6 billion (34.9% year-on-year growth) Adjusted EPS: $0.49 vs analyst estimates of $0.47 (5.1% beat) Adjusted Operating Income: $182.8 million vs analyst estimates of $185.4 million (11.4% margin, 1.4% miss) Management lowered its full-year Adjusted EPS guidance to $2.47 at the midpoint, a 11.6% decrease Operating Margin: 0.8%, down from 11.1% in the same quarter last year Market Capitalization: $13.6 billion Somnigroup's first quarter performance was shaped by the initial integration of Mattress Firm and the ongoing launch of new product lines, particularly the Sealy Posturepedic collection in North America. CEO Scott Thompson cited 'continued strong performance in our international business' and highlighted solid mid-single-digit sales growth in key markets, despite the impact of foreign exchange. Management also addressed weaker-than-expected U.S. consumer demand over the President's Day period and a challenging market backdrop. The company's operational focus included expanding distribution, accelerating private label initiatives, and streamlining logistics, all of which were intended to counteract industry headwinds and drive market share gains. Looking forward, Somnigroup's revised outlook reflects lowered expectations for the U.S. bedding market, with management now projecting a mid-single-digit industry decline for the year. CFO Bhaskar Rao attributed the guidance cut primarily to a 'rapid change in consumer confidence or sentiment in the U.S.,' describing it as volatile and policy-driven. The company plans to offset new tariff costs by combining supplier negotiations and price increases, which are set to take effect in the third quarter. Management emphasized upcoming marketing campaigns and the ongoing rollout of the Sealy collection as potential drivers for a modest second-half improvement, though they cautioned that overall industry demand is likely to remain subdued. Management discussed the integration of Mattress Firm, evolving market conditions, and the company's response to tariff developments as major themes impacting the quarter. International business momentum: The international segment, led by the Tempur brand, delivered mid-single-digit sales growth on a reported basis and high single digits in constant currency. Management highlighted the success of new Tempur products and an expanded price range that increased distribution opportunities and market reach. Sealy Posturepedic launch progress: The comprehensive rebranding and rollout of the Sealy Posturepedic collection in North America was a major operational focus. Early locations showed encouraging results, and the product is expected to be widely available by Memorial Day, supported by a national advertising campaign. Mattress Firm integration and synergies: Somnigroup completed the first phase of integrating Mattress Firm, focusing on leadership alignment, cost reduction, and logistics optimization. The company increased its near-term synergy target for 2025 to $15 million and is leveraging Mattress Firm's home delivery network for enhanced operational efficiency. Tariff mitigation strategy: Facing new tariffs, Somnigroup acted to reduce exposure through supplier changes and cost-sharing arrangements. The remaining impact will be addressed by a 2% price increase in North America, effective in the third quarter, with management expecting the combination of actions to fully offset the tariff cost. Advertising and merchandising changes: Somnigroup is doubling down on advertising scale, aiming for more effective campaigns by aligning messaging and leveraging buying power. Mattress Firm is also expanding its assortment through new vendor partnerships and increasing the share of Tempur Sealy-manufactured products, including an expanded private label offering. Somnigroup's updated outlook centers on cautious U.S. consumer sentiment, cost pressures from tariffs, and the pace of synergy realization from the Mattress Firm acquisition. Consumer confidence uncertainty: Management attributed the lower guidance to a double-digit decline in U.S. consumer confidence, which it sees as the main determinant of short-term demand. While this index is considered highly volatile and policy-sensitive, any recovery in sentiment could improve sales trends. Tariff pass-through and cost management: The company expects to manage increased tariff-related costs by shifting suppliers and raising prices. While these actions are intended to neutralize the margin impact, there is a lag in implementation, leading to a temporary headwind in the second quarter. New product and marketing initiatives: The ongoing rollout of the Sealy Posturepedic collection and the reimagined Mattress Firm advertising campaign are expected to drive incremental demand in the second half. Management is also focused on merchandising changes and expanded vendor partnerships to enhance store traffic and average order value. In the coming quarters, the StockStory team will be watching (1) the pace of synergy realization and operational improvements following the Mattress Firm acquisition, (2) the market response to new product launches and expanded vendor partnerships, and (3) the effectiveness of tariff mitigation and price increase strategies. Progress on these fronts, as well as shifts in U.S. consumer confidence, will be key indicators of future performance. Somnigroup currently trades at a forward P/E ratio of 22.7×. Should you double down or take your chips? See for yourself in our full research report (it's free). Market indices reached historic highs following Donald Trump's presidential victory in November 2024, but the outlook for 2025 is clouded by new trade policies that could impact business confidence and growth. 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USA Today

30-05-2025

• USA Today

Shopping guide to the best summer mattress sales at Saatva, Tempur-Pedic, DreamCloud

Hear this story Sales include discounts at Purple, Sleep Number and Mattress Firm, plus bedding and pillow deals. Shoppers should consider trial periods, delivery service and warranties when buying online. Mattresses should be replaced every 7 to 10 years depending on condition and sleep quality. Summer is heating up—and so are the savings. If you've been dreaming of better sleep, now's the time to wake up to some of the best mattress deals. From luxury hybrids to cooling memory foam favorites, top brands like Saatva, Tempur-Pedic and DreamCloud are slashing prices just in time for the season of sunshine and staycations. Whether you've got your eye on a resort-worthy Saatva mattress with free white glove delivery service included for your primary bedroom or an easy Nectar mattress-in-a-box for your guest room, the USA TODAY Shopping team is here to help you get all your summer shopping done with more money in your pocket. Checlk out your extensive shopping guide to all the best discounts on popular mattresses below. Shopping guide: Best mattress sales and deals right now In this mattress shopping guide, you can find the top mattress deals to help you save up to 60%, plus tips for how to choose a mattress and when you should actually replace your mattress. 1. Saatva Classic Mattress, Queen Saatva Classic Mattress Get a luxurious (and best-selling!) king size Saatva mattress for $400 off during this sale. Get a luxurious (and best-selling!) king size Saatva mattress for $400 off during this sale. $2,199 at Saatva (Save $400) 2. Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Mattress, Queen Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Mattress, Queen Don't miss out on 30% off top-selling Tempur-Pedic mattresses at this limited-time sale. Don't miss out on 30% off top-selling Tempur-Pedic mattresses at this limited-time sale. $1,399.30 at Tempur-Pedic (Save $599.70) 3. Sleep Number iLE Smart Bed Sleep Number iLE Smart Bed Shop the Sleep Number mattress sale to save 50% on the brand's new smart bed, and get free delivery! Shop the Sleep Number mattress sale to save 50% on the brand's new smart bed, and get free delivery! $2,749.50 at Sleep Number (Save $2,749.50) 4. DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress, Queen DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress, Queen Save nearly $1,000 on this queen size hybrid mattress at the DreamCloud sale. Save nearly $1,000 on this queen size hybrid mattress at the DreamCloud sale. $649 at DreamCloud (Save $882) 5. Casper Snow Mattress, Queen Casper Snow Mattress, Queen Save 30% on the customer-favorite Casper cooling hybrid mattress with coils and memory foam during the brand's summer sale. Save 30% on the customer-favorite Casper cooling hybrid mattress with coils and memory foam during the brand's summer sale. $1,745 at Casper (Save $750) 6. Sleepy's By Sealy Hybrid HD Firm Mattress, Queen Sleepy's By Sealy Hybrid HD Firm Mattress Save $300 on the newest Sleepy's by Sealy Hybrid HD Firm Mattress during the Mattress Firm sale right now. Save $300 on the newest Sleepy's by Sealy Hybrid HD Firm Mattress during the Mattress Firm sale right now. $1,399.99 at Mattress Firm (Save $300) Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress, Queen Get the flagship Nectar Classic memory foam mattress for more than 50% off during the brand's sweet summer mattress sale. Get the flagship Nectar Classic memory foam mattress for more than 50% off during the brand's sweet summer mattress sale. $649 at Nectar (Save $738) 8. Awara Premier Natural Hybrid Mattress, Queen Awara Premier Natural Hybrid Mattress Shop the Awara mattress sale to save up to 50% on best-selling hybrid, eco-friendly sleepers like the Premier Natural Hybrid Mattress. Shop the Awara mattress sale to save up to 50% on best-selling hybrid, eco-friendly sleepers like the Premier Natural Hybrid Mattress. $699 at Awara (Save $1,959) 9. Cocoon by Sealy The Chill Mattress, Queen Cocoon by Sealy The Chill Mattress, Queen Save 35% on this high-quality Cocoon by Sealy mattress and get a free Sealy Sleep Bundle valued at $179 included. Save 35% on this high-quality Cocoon by Sealy mattress and get a free Sealy Sleep Bundle valued at $179 included. $699 at Coccon by Sealy (Save $380) 10. Leesa Original Mattress, Queen Leesa Original Mattress, Queen This Leesa mattress is perfect for shoppers who want a premium-quality foam mattress that won't break the bank. This Leesa mattress is perfect for shoppers who want a premium-quality foam mattress that won't break the bank. $929 at Leesa (Save $403) 11. Helix Midnight Luxe Mattress, Queen Helix Midnight Luxe Mattress Shop the Helix sale to save 25% sitewide! Save on the Helix Midnight Luxe mattress, perfect for side sleepers who want extra lumbar support. Shop the Helix sale to save 25% sitewide! Save on the Helix Midnight Luxe mattress, perfect for side sleepers who want extra lumbar support. $1,780 at Helix (Save $593.33) 12. The Purple Mattress, Queen The Purple Mattress, Queen This classic Purple mattress has a medium-firm feel and is ideal for people who sleep on their back. Save up to $400 on a mattress and bed frame. This classic Purple mattress has a medium-firm feel and is ideal for people who sleep on their back. Save up to $400 on a mattress and bed frame. $1,299 at Purple (Save $200) 13. Nolah Original Mattress, Queen Nolah Original Mattress, Queen Shop the Nolah mattress sale to save 30% on mattresses and get two free pillows included with your purchase. Shop the Nolah mattress sale to save 30% on mattresses and get two free pillows included with your purchase. $942 at Nolah (Save $507) 14. Avocado Green Mattress Avocado Green Mattress Hailed as Avocado's most famous organic mattress, this coveted model is available in a range of sizes and currently on major sale—but only for a limited time. Hailed as Avocado's most famous organic mattress, this coveted model is available in a range of sizes and currently on major sale—but only for a limited time. Save 15% at Avocado 15. Stearns & Foster Estate Collection Stearns and Foster Estate Collection Don't miss the limited-time deals at Stearns and Foster to save up to $400 and get a free $300 Visa Gift Card with your new mattress purchase! Don't miss the limited-time deals at Stearns and Foster to save up to $400 and get a free $300 Visa Gift Card with your new mattress purchase! Shop Stearns & Foster mattresses Shop more summer mattress and bedding sales Amerisleep: Get up to $600 off any mattress and free, contactless-delivery at the Amerisleep sale Get up to $600 off any mattress and free, contactless-delivery at the Amerisleep sale Birch Living: Save 25% sitewide and get two free pillows ($149+ value) with your new Birch Living mattress. Use code MEMDAY25 Save 25% sitewide and get two free pillows ($149+ value) with your new Birch Living mattress. Use code Brooklinen: Save 15% on your very first order of Brooklinen bedding and loungewear this summer Save 15% on your very first order of Brooklinen bedding and loungewear this summer Brooklyn Bedding: Save 25% sitewide with promo code MEMORIAL25 Save 25% sitewide with promo code Cozy Earth: Save up to 30% sitewide during the Cozy Earth sale Save up to 30% sitewide during the Cozy Earth sale Raymour & Flanigan: Get free next-day delivery with mattress purchases and save up to $600 It's usually recommended to replace your mattress every seven to 10 years, depending on its condition and your sleep quality. Pay attention to signs that it is time to buy a new mattress including if your sleeper is sagging or lumpy, and if you have discomfort while sleeping or wake up with aches and pains. What should I consider when buying a mattress online? Trial Period : Ensure the mattress comes with a sufficient trial period to test it out at home. : Ensure the mattress comes with a sufficient trial period to test it out at home. White Glove Delivery Service : Many mattress brands offer this special delivery service that makes getting your new mattress effortless. : Many mattress brands offer this special delivery service that makes getting your new mattress effortless. Old Mattress Removal : Check if your new mattress brand offers to remove your old mattress. It might be an additional cost but it will save you so much time and effort. : Check if your new mattress brand offers to remove your old mattress. It might be an additional cost but it will save you so much time and effort. Warranty : Look for a robust warranty that covers defects and provides long-term protection. : Look for a robust warranty that covers defects and provides long-term protection. Customer Reviews : Read reviews from other customers to gauge the mattress's performance and quality. : Read reviews from other customers to gauge the mattress's performance and quality. Return Policy: Check the return policy to ensure you can easily return the mattress if it doesn't meet your expectations. What type of mattress is best for side sleepers? Side sleepers typically benefit from a mattress that offers good pressure relief and contouring. Memory foam and latex mattresses are often ideal for side sleepers, as they provide cushioning for the shoulders and hips while maintaining proper spinal alignment. How do I choose the right mattress firmness? The right firmness level depends on your usual sleep position, body weight and of course, personal preference. Here is a quick guide to help you choose: Soft : Suitable for side sleepers and those who prefer a plush, enveloping feel. : Suitable for side sleepers and those who prefer a plush, enveloping feel. Medium : A versatile option that works well for most sleep positions, including back and combination sleepers. : A versatile option that works well for most sleep positions, including back and combination sleepers. Firm: Ideal for stomach sleepers and those who need extra support for their lower back.