News
Bed Bath & Beyond exec says company won't open any California stores
Bed Bath & Beyond fans in California nostalgic for the in-store experience will have to make do with the company's website after an executive said the retailer won't open any stores in the Golden State. Marcus Lemonis, executive chairman of Bed Bath ...
Here’s why Bed Bath & Beyond won’t be opening any California stores
Bed Bath & Beyond, attempting to relaunch its brick-and-mortar operation, won’t be putting any stores in California, its chairman declared. “California has created one of the most overregulated, expensive, and risky environments for businesses in America,” said a statement Wednesday, Aug. 20, from Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis.
Hosted on MSN2h
Bed Bath and Beyond Pulls the Plug on Gavin Newsom's California as Leftist Policies Take a Toll
Bed Bath & Beyond’s Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis announced on Wednesday that his company will not be opening retail ...
Marcus Lemonis says Bed Bath & Beyond will avoid California retail operations due to expensive regulations, instead offering ...
Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback—but not in California. Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis announced on Aug. 20 that the company will not reopen any state brick-and-mortar stores, opting to serve ...
Beyond ( NYSE: BYON) CEO Marcus Lemonis is steering clear of California, calling out the state’s overregulation, high taxes, ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D) office on Wednesday knocked Bed, Bath & Beyond after the company announced it won’t open any new retail stores in the Golden State. “After their ...
(Gray News) - Bed, Bath & Beyond is opening stores again after filing for bankruptcy and closing all its stores in 2023, but there will not be any in California. On Wednesday, Bed, Bath & Beyond’s ...
The CEO of the retailer Bed Bath & Beyond issued a stinging rebuke of California and said he won’t be expanding to the Golden State thanks to Democrat-imposed regulatory burdens. “We will not open or ...
Chairman Marcus Lemonis said the decision isn’t political — it’s a response to the state’s bad business environment.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback