Casper is opening a shop-in-a-shop in select Bed, Bath and Beyond stores, and King Koil unveiled a new split-head mattress.

Could an Olympics-style contest where contestants eat peanut butter and lettuce sandwiches be the answer to better sleep? Well, not exactly, but exercise and these two foods have been the focus of some Internet chatter when it comes to searching for ways to get better sleep.

Imagine a website that tells you what a customer wants out of a mattress, explains the bad experiences they’ve had and shows you common—or sometimes uncommon—questions consumers have about the products you sell. It's called Reddit, and you can use it to help you better you business.

There’s an old and magical book called “A Pattern Language” that describes many surprising ways humans actually behave in certain spaces like towns, streets, buildings, balconies, and bedrooms. And one section related to sleep says, “Bedrooms don’t make any sense.”

Of all the things affecting the mattress industry right now, foam shortages and price hikes are at the top of the list—which is why so many mattress manufacturers are pushing alternatives to foam.

Does it seem like there are a lot of mattress-related auto deaths in the news? We asked a few mattress retailers in a mattress industry Facebook group how they felt about the issue, and not only did they confirm that this isn’t just Frequency Bias, most of them said the liability involved with tying the mattress down for the customer is not worth the risk.

There are all sorts of studies about how well properly executed employee incentive programs work, and now Pleasant Mattress is part of a growing number of businesses that are offering incentives to employees to get vaccinated.

Culp Inc. announced its Q4 financial results and the company posted a productive quarter.

Mattresses and outdoor furniture have more in common than you might think. And the unexpected connection between the two could lead to more business for both industries.

To help retailers and manufacturers ensure their products are up to code, SGS—a testing, inspection, and certification company—recently expanded its mattress testing facility in Farmingdale, New York.