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Bed Bath & Beyond bashes California

California is too ‘overregulated, expensive, and risky’ for Bed Bath & Beyond, chairman says

“California has created one of the most overregulated, expensive, and risky environments for businesses,” Beyond, Inc. executive chairman Marcus Lemonis said in a statement posted on X.

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Bed Bath & Beyond skips California comeback, citing business barriers

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Bed Bath & Beyond exec says company won't open any California stores

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Newsom’s office wishes Bed Bath & Beyond well in ‘efforts to become relevant again’

“This decision isn’t about politics — it’s about reality,” Marcus Lemonis, the company’s executive chair, said in a Wednesday statement.

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Why Bed Bath & Beyond won’t open new stores in California

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Gov. Newsom reacts to Bed Bath & Beyond's refusal to open stores in California

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Bed Bath and back again: Beyond reverts to familiar name, stock symbol

As it begins the rollout of Bed Bath & Beyond physical stores, Beyond Inc. is converting its corporate name to an old, familiar one.

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Beyond Thinks Rebranding As Bed Bath & Beyond Is A Good Idea: ‘Does Not Change Our Intense Focus On Growing Revenue’

Beyond Inc. (BYON) announced on Monday that it will change its corporate name to Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. and its common stock will begin trading under the ticker symbol ‘BBBY’ on the New York Stock Exchange effective Aug.