When Bed Bath & Beyond went out of business, its name, website, retail store rights, and other intellectual property (IP) ...

Bed Bath & Beyond announced in April it would close all 360 of its stores and go out of business. One change that Overstock is contemplating is the company ticker symbol.

Online discount retailer Overstock.com has become Bed Bath & Beyond after buying the bankrupt home-goods brand. But don't expect brick-and-mortar stores to reopen or big blue coupons in the mail.

Bed Bath & Beyond is back. Overstock, the popular online furniture and home retail store, is rebranding itself under the name after winning a $21.5 million auction for Bed Bath & Beyond’s ...

Bed Bath & Beyond had been a crown jewel of the era of so-called “category killers”: chains that dominated a category of retail, such as Toys “R” Us, Circuit City and Sports Authority.

Bed Bath & Beyond opened as a privately held business in 1971 and went public in 1992. As the U.S. economy boomed, the company had a 15-year run of earnings that met or beat Wall Street expectations.

Bed Bath & Beyond still does not exist as a company, after it filed for bankruptcy in April. However, it agreed in bankruptcy court to sell intellectual property to Overstock for $21.5 million, ...

Bed Bath & Beyond (or BB&B for any fans of Broad City out there) may be known for their legendary coupons, but this weekend they’ve got patio furniture, bedding, living room furniture, rugs, decor, ...

Bed Bath & Beyond's spiral toward bankruptcy is the result of four big missteps, Bloomberg reports. The company missed out on the e-commerce boom and made its customers dependent on coupons.

And on the Bed Bath & Beyond app, I received a 25% off welcome coupon just for downloading the app. The deals are even sweeter for members who were previously enrolled in Overstock's and Bed Bath ...

Benefit from The Container Store’s 102 store locations to launch the Bed Bath & Beyond brand that will include an assortment for kitchen, bath, and bedroom products. These items will be co-branded.

Anderson: Bed Bath and Beyond disappointed a lot of customers. Johnson: Bad management kills companies, but it doesn't kill brands.We did customer surveys and found that among home products ...