Investment firm JAT Capital sent a letter to the board of the new Bed Bath & Beyond on Friday saying it has refused to answer questions from shareholders and is engaging in “poor behavior,” CNBC reports, citing the letter from JAT’s founder
- Thaler says JAT has attempted to engage with the Board of Directors in recent months
- JAT questioned why ex-CEO Johnson’s board seat was removed after his ouster and said it was an attempt to weaken “shareholders ability to have a say”
- JAT owns a 9.6% stake in the company
- Bed Bath & Beyond didn’t ...
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