Bed Bath & Beyond

Bed Bath & Beyond has renamed itself Neighborhood Intelligence; the change took effect after filing a Certificate of Amendment in Delaware and did not require shareholder approval. The company is moving its primary listing from the NYSE to Nasdaq, with trading to begin on August 17; the common stock will trade under NASDAQ:NXH and the warrants under NASDAQ:BBBYW. No other amendments to the charter were made aside from the name update. » More on de.investing.com

Bed Bath & Beyond has appointed Jill Windrum as chief accounting officer and deputy chief financial officer. Windrum brings nearly 25 years of accounting and financial leadership experience, including senior roles at Maxar Technologies and DHI Group, and holds a CPA qualification. She will oversee accounting, financial reporting, financial planning, internal controls and process optimization as the company advances the integration of its business units and financial discipline. The stock reacted with a price increase of about 2.7%. » More on de.investing.com

Marcus Lemonis is repositioning Bed Bath & Beyond as Neighborhood Intelligence, relocating HQ to Nashville, moving the listing to Nasdaq and pursuing an integrated platform across omnichannel retail, home services and home ownership. Recent acquisitions and brand integrations drove 28% Q2 revenue growth and a big increase in active customers, but net losses widened and management faces complex integration tasks. The strategy centers on a technology and data operating system intended to create cross‑pillar customer lifetime value; the key risk is executing this capital‑intensive vision profitably as the housing market recovers. » More on forbes.com