Thanks to meme-stock investors, Bed Bath & Beyond has reportedly managed to secure up to $1 billion in funding to avoid filing for bankruptcy.

A Bed Bath & Beyond store in San Jose, Calif. Bed Bath & Beyond Inc.’s hedge fund rescue was made possible by the meme traders who create enough liquidity for the deal to make sense.

Bed Bath & Beyond CEO, Mark Tritton, joins Yahoo Finance to discuss how Bed Bath & Beyond is more than just a meme stock as the company is taking the necessary steps to make a full turnaround.

Whether it's a function of people deciding to stay home to trade stocks in the air conditioning or folks looking for a way to make extra money in an inflationary environment, the meme stock trade ...

Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Mark Tritton said in a Yahoo Finance interview the housewares seller is focused on selling appealing products and reaching growth goals to make the company's shares — a ...

Bed Bath & Beyond shares tumbled 20% on Thursday and closed at $18.59. They continued to fall after hours, shedding another 45% to $10.87. The shares traded as high as $30 during Wednesday’s ...

Shares of Bed Bath & Beyond Inc jumped 23% on Wednesday, leading a surge in meme stocks again as individual investors continued to dabble in highly shorted shares. Aug 17 (Reuters) - Shares of Bed ...

However, it doesn't appear that meme traders can help the stock at the moment because the double digits gains at market open quickly evaporated.The last 12 months for Bed Bath & Beyond shares have ...