The CNBC reality show "The Profit" and its host Marcus Lemonis are ... for an ownership stake. But a lawsuit filed by the Precise Graphix trustee claims NBC and Lemonis "created a mob-style ...

Daily fines won't stop Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis from flying a huge Old Glory high and proud. "This isn't the first time this has happened. We've been dealing with this for years.

A national RV dealer is in hot water again for flying a mammoth American flag at one of its lots — and company CEO Marcus Lemonis of TV’s “The Profit’’ says this one isn’t coming down ...

Under the terms of the agreement, Marcus Lemonis is set to receive an annual base salary of $1,500,000 and an annual incentive bonus with a target opportunity of 150% of his base salary ...

CNBC no longer produces The Profit. But Marcus Lemonis is still trying to turn around businesses. Lemonis, who starred on the reality show for eight years, recently became executive chairman of ...

Despite the fines, Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis asserted on social media that the flag would not be coming down. "The flag is not coming down. You can fine me all you want City of Greenville ...

Marcus Lemonis wants to make a deal. That’s just the way he rolls. Over three seasons of his CNBC show The Profit, the Miami-raised, Chicago-based entrepreneur has already invested almost $30 ...

The lawsuit accuses the defendants of making false and misleading statements about the Lincolnshire-based retailer's business, operational and compliance policies. CEO Marcus Lemonis and officials ...

Marcus Lemonis also posted on “X” in response to the violation notice from the city, “You can fine me all you want City of Greenville North Carolina. #NoAmericanFlagIsTooBig Earlier this ...

New York – In an exclusive interview with sister pub Home Textiles Today, Beyond Inc. executive chairman Marcus Lemonis shares his vision and sets the record straight about some of the company’s ...