The rise and fall of Bed Bath & Beyond: Once one of America's most beloved big-box retailers, it's now on the brink

Bed Bath & Beyond used to be a big-box store.

A $358 million net loss was reported by the company in its most recent quarter. Bed Bath & Beyond replaced CEO Mark Tritton and a number of other executives in June.

Analusts are saying that the company is in its "end days" and that it will become the next meme stock.

Bed Bath & Beyond used to appeal to shoppers with its strategy of abundance. The store, which was located in strip malls across the country, was known for its huge assortment of products.

It has become a go-to destination for everything for the home and beyond.

We looked at Bed Bath & Beyond's rise from a small linen store in New Jersey to a major retail chain now on the verge of collapse.

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