Bed Bath & Beyond

NASDAQ: BBBY
$0.08
-$0.03 (-28.3%)
Closing Price on September 29, 2023

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Asset Type ETF
Exchange NASDAQ
Sector Services
Industry Retail

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Bed Bath & Beyond has finally answered the question of when it would file for bankruptcy, and Chile is sticking its nose into the lithium business.
Bed Bath & Beyond is about to end up on the junk heap of retailers that were once highly successful but could not keep up the momentum.
U.S. markets traded higher before Tuesday's opening bell, after posting small gains on Monday. More earnings reports from big banks and other closely watched companies are coming this week.
Bed Bath & Beyond will ask shareholders to approve a reverse stock split next month in what may be a last-ditch effort to remain a viable business.
U.S. stock markets are closed Friday, but bond markets will be open until around noon. And it looks like they'll see plenty of action after the nonfarm payrolls report.
Bed Bath & Beyond is on its way to the retail graveyard.
What does Hudson Bay Capital Management see in Bed Bath& Beyond?
Domestics retailer Bed Bath & Beyond should no longer be in business but still is.
U.S. equities are trading somewhat higher in Tuesday's premarket session as investors wait to hear what Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell has to say to Congress.
Warren Buffett's annual letter, Bed Bath & Beyond's latest lease on life and a possible pharma deal worth more than $30 billion.
Bed Bath & Beyond struck a deal to stave off bankruptcy, but will customers come back?
Bed Bath & Beyond stock doubled in price Monday when investors thought the company was preparing to file for bankruptcy. Then the company announced a stock sale and the shares traded down by a third...
Tesla led the major stock indexes higher Thursday. Early Friday, Dow component Intel was leading markets down.
Even though retailer Bed Bath & Beyond probably will declare bankruptcy soon, its stock has been on a rollercoaster lately.
Investors were cautious Tuesday morning, following the Monday holiday. Crude oil and bitcoin trended higher, but stocks and gold were trading lower.