Bed Bath & Beyond will soon have a second $150 million acquisition under its belt, now striking a deal to buy the company that owns retailers Lumber Liquidators and Cabinets To Go and their roughly 300 stores. The back‑to‑back acquisitions signal a sharp strategic pivot for Bed Bath & Beyond, underscoring its effort to reinvent itself from a traditional home‑goods retailer into a home‑services company focused on higher‑ticket renovation and installation projects rather than low‑margin merchandise sales. Bed Bath & Beyond, based in Murray, Utah, said it signed a letter of intent to acquire the equity interests and substantially all the assets of F9 Brands. That company owns and operates Cabinets To Go. …The deal is expected to close after Bed Bath & Beyond’s annual shareholder meeting in May. …The announcement comes about a week after Bed Bath & Beyond said it was buying Texas-based Container Store in a deal valued at $150 million.