Serial entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis offers his expertise—and cash—to struggling businesses. He will invest his own money in them in exchange for a piece of the business and a percentage of the profits. And once he's involved, he vows to do what it takes to save the business and turn a profit, including firing the president, promoting underlings and (more…)
Aug 8, 2013 1:36 PM EDT
Will The Profit's Marcus Lemonis bet on the world of popcorn? On Tuesday's episode of the new CNBC series, successful businessman and host Lemonis attempts to help Planet Popcorn, a multimillion dollar business that has yet to turn a p… Read more
Zoe's Chocolate Co
Season 4, Episode 18
Jul 25, 2017
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A family-owned chocolate shop was started by three siblings in support of their chocolatier father. If Marcus can’t help Zoe's market themselves properly and expand their product line, this business will face a bitter end.
Hip Pops
Season 4, Episode 17
Jul 18, 2017
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A gelato popsicle company’s profits have melted away due to its owner’s waning work ethic. If Marcus can't get him to focus on what's most important, HipPOPs’ days in the sun will come to an end.
Bodhi Leaf Coffee Traders
Season 4, Episode 16
Jul 11, 2017
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A California entrepreneur went all in on a coffee business with no prior experience. His gamble paid off big, but now he’s in over his head.
Ashtae Products
Season 4, Episode 14
Jun 20, 2017
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A family-owned haircare company is at a breaking point because of the father’s costly side projects.
A family-owned chocolate shop in Pennsylvania was started by three siblings in support of their chocolatier father, but their business is suffering due to old-fashioned marketing strategies and a narrow product line.
A New York baker spends his wife's retirement fund to keep his shop open, but if his luck doesn't change his business and his marriage could be kaput.
A sound-proofing company in Orlando was started by two best friends, but they struggle to pitch their own product, and cash is so low they're forced to rely on unpaid volunteers.
