An explosive shareholder lawsuit that may have played a role in the shocking suicide of Bed Bath & Beyond’s former financial chief Gustavo Arnal has recently run into trouble of its own.

Bed Bath & Beyond Chief Financial Officer Gustavo Arnal died last week; his death was ruled a suicide. Former colleagues describe him as "full of energy" and a "funny and passionate leader." ...

Gustavo Arnal, 52, jumped to his death from his 18th-floor luxury Tribeca apartment in the so-called “Jenga Building” on Sept. 2. Friends and colleagues noticed recent signs of the mounting ...

Bed Bath & Beyond CFO Gustavo Arnal was stressed out by working 18-hour days and was considering taking a leave in the weeks before he killed himself, a new report said. The late executive was ...

When Gustavo Arnal left P&G, he was overseeing operations in more than 50 countries that made and sold Procter products. Over 24 years, he served as chief financial officer of the company’s ...

An autopsy has officially determined 52-year-old Gustavo Arnal’s death a suicide caused by multiple blunt trauma, according to a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner’s office. The veteran ...

Bed Bath & Beyond named an interim chief financial officer on Monday after its former executive, Gustavo Arnal, committed suicide on Friday. Laura Crossen, who was the company’s chief accounting ...

Grieving pals of Bed Bath & Beyond exec Gustavo Arnal are flooding social media with posts of condolences — and disbelief, calling his suicide at Manhattan’s “Jenga building ...

Bed Bath & Beyond executive Gustavo Arnal’s deadly leap from his swanky Tribeca high-rise apartment was officially ruled a suicide by the city’s medical examiner Monday. Arnal, who was CFO of ...

Police said an investigation was ongoing. Arnal joined the company in May 2020 after previous stints at Avon, Walgreens Boots Alliance and Procter & Gamble. “Gustavo will be remembered by all he ...