Retail chain Bed Bath & Beyond announced it is planning to raise $1 billion through preferred stock offerings and warrants in an effort to stave off bankruptcy.
volatility for the meme stock, with shares skyrocketing as much as 400% in 2021 when activist investor and Gamestop Corp chairman Ryan Cohen took a stake and sought changes.
The stock, which continues to be volatile, is trading around the $3 range and has lost over 60% of its value during the past 12 months. In addition to 150 store closures announced in 2022, the company is now saying it will close 87 additional Bed Bath & Beyond stores and five buybuy BABY stores. The company is also shutting down its
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