Despite headwinds brought on by the pandemic — lower foot traffic, shipping capacity constraints and higher freight costs — Bed Bath & Beyond has continued on with its turnaround efforts. The retailer has sold off several of its non-core assets, including Cost Plus World Market and Christmas Tree Shops, and reduced its store footprint to help steer the company back on track. Bed Bath & Beyond said it accelerated the pace of store closures from 70 to 120 closures by the end of fiscal 2020 and is on track to close 200 by fiscal 2021.