GameStop's executive chairman, Ryan Cohen, was targeted by the SEC over his profitable trades in Bed Bath & Beyond shares last year. Mad Money's host believes Cohen did not act fairly.

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

Meme stock frenzy: Shares of Bed Bath and Beyond, GameStop, AMC and APE are experiencing high volatility. Is meme stock mania back in full swing?

Bed Bath & Beyond showed its meme stock colors when its announcement of missed bond payments caused a spike in its stock price. Here’s what you should know.

Along with other floundering companies, including AMC, BlackBerry, and ur-meme stock GameStop, Bed Bath & Beyond saw its stock price soar to improbable heights in 2021 when it became a darling of ...

In fact, Bed Bath & Beyond is the second meme stock that Cohen has targeted. He began investing in GameStop GME through RC in 2020, amassing a 12.9% stake.

The market value of AMC, for example, soared by nearly $27 billion when it took off as a meme stock in mid-2021. Bed Bath & Beyond’s market cap, however, rose just $1.4 billion this week.

Bed Bath & Beyond shares traded in the $4 to $6 range for most of the past month. But from August 4 to August 13, they spiked to more than $23. Even with Thursday’s spiral, the stock is still up ...

Some of the top stocks on the HypeEquity's lists right now are — unsurprisingly — Bed Bath & Beyond and the meme stock stalwart GameStop . The latter, which is typically seen as the original ...

Shares of Bed Bath & Beyond jumped 39% on Monday as retail investors flocked to the highly shorted stock of the home goods maker, likely piling pressure on those with bearish bets on it.