Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2026
BJ's Wholesale Club plans to reduce roughly 20% of SKUs
BJ's Wholesale Club said in August 2026 that it plans to reduce roughly 20% of SKUs; CEO Robert Eddy said removing unnecessary choice pushes sales into remaining products and makes room for more product categories, so that sales and margin dollars go up.
2022
Walmart sues BJ's over self-checkout technology
Walmart and Sam's Club filed a lawsuit accusing BJ's Wholesale Club of stealing technology used in Sam's Club's Scan & Go self-checkout feature. Walmart alleges that BJ's ExpressPay infringes its patent rights; the allegations are claims in the lawsuit.
2021
BJ’s Wholesale adds Darryl Brown to its board
BJ’s Wholesale Club Holdings announced that Darryl Brown was named to the company’s board of directors, effective immediately.
2021
Citizens and BJ’s partner on point-of-sale financing
Citizens Bank and BJ’s Wholesale Club announced a partnership to let BJ’s members use Citizens Pay to finance major purchases. The partnership was planned to launch during the quarter; the article says online orders would be eligible, with in-store financing through BJ’s Mobile App planned for the second quarter.
2020
Beyond Meat announces distribution at Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club
Beyond Meat announced that its vegan Beyond Burgers would launch at Sam’s Club and BJ’s Wholesale Club stores nationwide that week.
2020
BJ’s announces two planned New York store openings
BJ’s Wholesale Club announced plans for two new stores, with associated gas stations, in Long Island City and Newburgh, New York. The stores were expected to open in early 2021.
2019
BJ’s expands same-day delivery to include beer and wine
BJ’s Wholesale Club expanded its same-day delivery service in North Carolina to include beer and wine; the expanded service was available at eligible clubs in several states.
2019
BJ’s expands same-day alcohol delivery to four states
BJ’s Wholesale Club launched same-day delivery of beer, wine and spirits in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina and Virginia, joining Massachusetts and Connecticut. In North Carolina and Virginia, delivery was limited to beer and wine; the service partners with Instacart.