
Bed Bath & Beyond Shareholders Brace for Bankruptcy Hearing, Face Worthless Stock
Shareholders of Bed Bath & Beyond are at risk of losing their investments as the company's bankruptcy hearing approaches. Despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closing its physical stores, the company's stock continues to trade at high volumes. Overstock acquired Bed Bath & Beyond's intellectual property and relaunched the business as an online-only retailer. The original company's assets will be liquidated, leaving common shareholders with little to no recovery. The company's market cap of $152.25 million essentially amounts to nothing for shareholders, who fall behind bondholders in the reimbursement hierarchy. The confirmation hearing for the bankruptcy plan is scheduled for September 12.




