For 52 years, Bed, Bath & Beyond was the destination for high-quality home goods merchandise, top brands, and a discovery zone for home shopping that made it inspiring and fun. By January 2014, the company had operated more than 1500 stores in North America and had reached a share price of $70 dollars. Despite all the success, the company would soon become a victim of mismanagement, burdened with debt and unwanted inventory, unaware that its own fate would soon be put on layaway.

Tune in to Episode 60 of The Great Fail to hear the story. Special thanks to Seth Basham for his contributions to this segment.

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Bed Bath & Beyond Used to Be Great. These Two Are Why.

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The $11.8 billion mistake that led to Bed Bath & Beyond’s demise

3 key mistakes that doomed Bed Bath & Beyond

The rise and fall of Bed Bath & Beyond, the iconic housewares retailer that has filed for bankruptcy and is closing its remaining stores

After 52 Years, Why Bed Bath & Beyond Went Bankrupt

What Went Wrong at Bed Bath & Beyond

The Hidden Reason Behind Bed Bath & Beyond's Demise

Episode 60: Bed, Bath &…Bankrupted

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