Bed Bath & Beyond announces a comeback

[Thinker101]

Marcus Lemonis, Bed Bath & Beyond Executive Chairman said in a statement issued Aug. 20 that the company will not open a brick-and-mortar location in California. Lemonis said that the state, home to over 39 million people, will be served solely through delivery.

"We’re taking a stand because it’s time for common sense," the statement reads. "Businesses deserve the chance to succeed. Employees deserve jobs that last. And customers deserve fair prices. California’s system delivers the opposite."

Lemonis claimed that the decision "isn't about politics." However, the statement repeatedly attacked regulatory policies passed in the state.

We know there have been many companies that have left California. How many will not be opening any new stores in California. Regulations have made it very difficult. Too bad Newscum.


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[Rambunctious]

Every place But the anti business states like California NY and Illinois....

 

[Rambunctious]

Blue state regulations are anti business... they have been for years... but now with super progressive leaders in those states they have become anti personal profit to a point you just can't succeed there... all you can do is exist while you struggle....

 

[candycorn]

Marcus Lemonis, Bed Bath & Beyond Executive Chairman said in a statement issued Aug. 20 that the company will not open a brick-and-mortar location in California. Lemonis said that the state, home to over 39 million people, will be served solely through delivery.

"We’re taking a stand because it’s time for common sense," the statement reads. "Businesses deserve the chance to succeed. Employees deserve jobs that last. And customers deserve fair prices. California’s system delivers the opposite."

Lemonis claimed that the decision "isn't about politics." However, the statement repeatedly attacked regulatory policies passed in the state.

We know there have been many companies that have left California. How many will not be opening any new stores in California. Regulations have made it very difficult. Too bad Newscum.


MSN

 

[Independent thinker]

Marcus Lemonis, Bed Bath & Beyond Executive Chairman said in a statement issued Aug. 20 that the company will not open a brick-and-mortar location in California. Lemonis said that the state, home to over 39 million people, will be served solely through delivery.

"We’re taking a stand because it’s time for common sense," the statement reads. "Businesses deserve the chance to succeed. Employees deserve jobs that last. And customers deserve fair prices. California’s system delivers the opposite."

Lemonis claimed that the decision "isn't about politics." However, the statement repeatedly attacked regulatory policies passed in the state.

We know there have been many companies that have left California. How many will not be opening any new stores in California. Regulations have made it very difficult. Too bad Newscum.


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Newscum had a response to this the other day. Of course it was snippity, something about the company not being good enough to open stores in California because they don't know how to run their stores, hence their going out of business. He might have had a point if it weren't for about 30 other companies leaving the state. Meanwhile, it is actually California's finances that are in the shit can, not BBB.