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
Fighting for Farrell's
Season 5, Episode 10
Feb 27, 2018
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Last year, Marcus invested $750,000 to help revive this classic restaurant chain, but fighting between partners and mismanagement have ruined everything he put in place. If Marcus can’t rebuild this broken venture, the brand will melt away forever.
Southern Culture
Season 5, Episode 9
Feb 6, 2018
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The owner of a packaged Southern food business has bitten off more than she can chew. Colossal debts clog her cash flow, bringing her business and her family to the brink.
Faded Royalty
Season 5, Episode 8
Jan 23, 2018
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Faded Royalty
Jd Custom Designs
Season 5, Episode 7
Jan 16, 2018
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A California company specializing in retail displays struggles to stay relevant. Its owner can't let go of control, which slows the process, limits creativity, and pushes the business right to the brink. If Marcus can't persuade him to let go of the reins and help his wife and partner come into her own, JD Custom Designs could just disappear forever.
A report from Puerto Rico, over the course of three visits, examines the island's struggles to recover months after Hurricane Maria left so many U.S. citizens without power, water and reliable shelter.
Marcus travels to Cuba to see how small businesses are faring under new laws that allow private ownership even though there are still considerable logistical, technological and political hurdles to clear.
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 (more…)
