Overstock.com, Inc. Stock News

Today, Bed Bath & Beyond will be trading on the New York Stock Exchange under its former ticker symbol BBBY.

The old Beyond Inc., newly resurrected as Bed Bath & Beyond, is starting to open new stores, but executive chairman Marcus Lemonis announced that the company will steer clear of California because he considers the state too costly to operate in profitably, according to a company statement.

Marcus Lemonis, executive chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond, said the decision “isn't about politics – it's about reality.”

MURRAY, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Beyond, Inc. (NYSE:BYON) has issued the following statement from Marcus Lemonis, Executive Chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond: We will not open or operate retail stores in California. This decision isn't about politics — it's about reality. California has created one of the most overregulated, expensive, and risky environments for businesses in America. It's a system t...

Bed Bath & Beyond's parent company said it's time for a name change. Beyond said it will “reclaim” the name Bed Bath & Beyond and begin trading under the ticker symbol BBBY on the New York Stock Exchange starting Aug. 29, according to a Monday (Aug. 18) press release.

MURRAY, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Beyond, Inc. renaming to Bed, Bath & Beyond and changing ticker symbol to BBBY.

The iconic Bed Bath & Beyond 20% off coupon makes a comeback as the brand reopens under new ownership with new restrictions on its use in Nashville.

In the early 2000s, it was hard to pass through any major suburban center and not cross a Bed Bath & Beyond. The home retail stores were ever-present back then and so popular that one of the brand's locations featured as a major plot point in the 2006 Adam Sandler comedy Click, which grossed nearly a quarter-billion dollars worldwide.