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Bed Bath & Beyond Disappoints, but This Nasdaq Stock Took The Biggest Hit Thursday

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Bed Bath & Beyond Disappoints, but This Nasdaq Stock Took The Biggest Hit Thursday

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More disciplined pricing helped support gross margin figures, and Tritton celebrated the success of the Beyond+ loyalty program and strong growth at its buybuy BABY concept.</p><p>Nevertheless, investors weren&#39;t pleased to see supply chain problems cost Bed Bath &amp; Beyond $100 million during the quarter, especially because the company said those problems were even worse in December after the end of the fiscal period. With Bed Bath &amp; Beyond expecting a high-single-digit percentage decline for the fiscal fourth quarter and a full-year loss of $0 to $0.15 per share, it appears that the retailer&#39;s pain probably isn&#39;t over.</p><h2>Lights out for Berkeley</h2><p>However, shareholders of <b><a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/BLI\">Berkeley Lights</a> </b>(NASDAQ:BLI) saw even bigger declines. 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That followed a double-digit percentage decline on Wednesday in anticipation of the fiscal third-quarter results that the home goods retailer released Thursday morning.In a holiday season that was supposed to be stronger than 2020's, Bed Bath & Beyond's numbers were alarming. Revenue dropped 28% from year-ago levels, with comparable sales falling 7% and core sales down 14% year over year. The retailer posted an adjusted loss of $0.25 per share, reversing a year-ago profit of $0.08.CEO Mark Tritton explained the headwinds hitting Bed Bath & Beyond while stressing the positives. September and October were particularly weak for the company, but the implementation of market-driven pricing to respond to higher inflation and rising freight costs helped to produce flat comparable sales for the month of November. 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