Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. said sales declined 26.2% in the latest quarter because of supply-chain challenges and fewer people coming to its stores in August amid the spread of the Delta variant.

Shares of Bed Bath & Beyond fell nearly 29% in early trading. Through Wednesday’s close, the stock was up 25% so far this year.

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