Bed Bath & Beyond revamps board; shareholders revolt
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Jaclyn Jaeger2019-04-24T19:58:00
In response to shareholder backlash, Bed Bath & Beyond has made several changes to its board, as well as a series of additional governance enhancements, but activist investors say the changes aren’t enough and issued a joint statement expressing their many concerns.
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