The Executive Chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond released a statement regarding the company's decision not to open or operate ...

Two years after falling into bankruptcy and closing all of its stores across the United States, Bed Bath & Beyond is poised for a retail comeback — just not in California.  Marcus Lemonis, executive ...

Beyond is continuing to lose money, their revenue is declining, and their number of shares outstanding is continuing to grow.

In August 2025 the retail chain announced it would not open stores in California because of "risky" business environment.

Failed Republican candidate, TV host and now Bed Bath & Beyond executive chairman Marcus Lemonis whined about Governor Newsom on Newsmax, proving Newsom's social media posts are having a major impact ...

"We wish them well in their efforts to become relevant again as they try to open a 2nd store," Gov. Newsom's office wrote on ...

Marcus Lemonis, chairman of Bed Bath and Beyond, said the decision not operate or expand in California is not about politics, raither “it’s about reality.” He said the decision was made for ...

San Jose, clashed with Golden State Gov. Gavin Newsom over criticism California should do more to recruit and retain ...

The California governor candidly shared his thoughts on the home goods retailer explicitly stating that the state is not in its brick-and-mortar plans for its return, after filing for bankruptcy in ...

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