Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy And Plans To Close Its Retail Stores

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Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy And Plans To Close Its Retail Stores
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The company has suffered financial issues since 2019.

Home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and is preparing to close its remaining stores, the company announced Sunday, after months of speculation the suffering chain would make the financial move.Key Facts, Bed Bath & Beyond said it filed chapter 11 bankruptcy in New Jersey, and has begun a “limited sale and marketing process for some or all of its assets.”

Bed Bath & Beyond received $240 million from Sixth Street Specialty Lending, Inc. in funding to keep its retail locations and websites operating during the bankruptcy process.

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