Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has a new corporate name, opting to go by Neighborhood Intelligence as it relocates its HQ from Murray, Utah, to Nashville, Tennessee. “The new corporate identity also helps align the market’s perception of the business with its current reality: a diversified platform built around home ownership, home services, and omnichannel retail,” CEO Marcus Lemonis said (more).

Buc-ee’s has sued a small Ohio mini-mart over allegations of trademark infringement, claiming perceived similarities between the two logos could “cause confusion among consumers.” Beaver Mini Mart has operated for over a decade in Beavercreek, Ohio, and its owned stated: “I don’t know why they would sue a small business like mine. I have two kids and this store is how I feed them” (more).

Starbucks South Korea HQ was raided by local police in an investigation relating to the upcoming Liberation Day holiday in the nation, adding to the public relations problems the company has been navigating following its disastrous Tank Day marketing campaign (more).

Disney surpassed earnings estimates for its fiscal Q3, hitting $2.06 EPS versus $1.86 expected. Meanwhile, revenue fell slightly short of projections, notched at $25.25 billion against $25.4 billion anticipated. “Domestically we’re doing extremely well right now,” CFO Hugh Johnston said (more).

Wayfair indicated its strongest U.S. growth since the pandemic era as it closed out its Q2 with a bang. Sales improved stateside by 8.7% to $3.1 billion, with free cash flow hitting $301 million. “We are excited to see ramping growth in the Wayfair business and complementing that with outsized growth from our specialty and luxury brands, all building to why we expect to see even further acceleration as our numerous initiatives play out,” CEO Niraj Shah said (more).