(Gray News) - Bed, Bath & Beyond is opening stores again after filing for bankruptcy and closing all its stores in 2023, but ...

The case? California is too “overregulated, expensive, and risky,” according to Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis. The ...

“This decision isn’t about politics — it’s about reality,” Marcus Lemonis, the company’s executive chair, said in a Wednesday ...

Bed Bath & Beyond Chairman Marcus Lemonis has taken aim at California's business practices in a statement that outlines a no-store policy.

Bed Bath & Beyond, attempting to relaunch its brick-and-mortar operation, won’t be putting any stores in California, its ...

Bed Bath & Beyond’s Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis announced on Wednesday that his company will not be opening retail ...

Bed Bath & Beyond, attempting to relaunch its brick-and-mortar operation, won’t be putting any stores in California, its ...

Bed Bath and Beyond executive chairman Marcus Lemonis told Newsmax on Wednesday he would "love to see Gavin Newsom out of office." ...

Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback —but not in California. Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis announced on Aug. 20 that ...

Home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond announced it will not open stores in California as it plans to reopen locations in the ...

Bed Bath & Beyond recently announced its comeback plans – the former retail giant filed for bankruptcy in 2023 – and they don’t include California. Just weeks after the home goods retailer opened its ...

Marcus Lemonis, Executive Chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond, announced that the company will not open or operate any retail stores in California on Wednesday.