After years of flirting with the idea, retailer Bed Bath & Beyond has finally filed for bankruptcy. The chain has over 360 locations and 120 Buy Buy Baby stores that it plans to keep open for now — but there are ramifications for shoppers. Cheddar News senior reporter Chloe Aiello breaks down the fallout including whether or not customers will be able to use coupons and gift cards.
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