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Bed Bath & Beyond Is Back With Plans For 300 New Stores, But None In California

Lemonis stated, “California has created one of the most overregulated, expensive and risky environments for businesses in America,” and claimed the decision was not a political but a practical one.

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Bed Bath & Beyond exec says company won't open any California stores

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California is too ‘overregulated, expensive, and risky’ for Bed Bath & Beyond, chairman says

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Bed, Bath & Beyond QUITS California and eviscerates 'anti-business' Gavin Newsom... who fires back with burn

Newsom's team quickly mocked the declaration in a statement to the Daily Mail.

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Gavin Newsom Just Dragged Bed Bath & Beyond For Refusing To Open Stores In California, And People Are Absolutely Loving The Pettiness

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Bed Bath & Beyond chairman says he won't reopen stores in 'overregulated, expensive and risky" California

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Major retailer says 'no' to California, pulls zero punches outlining economic 'reality'

Marcus Lemonis says Bed Bath & Beyond will avoid California retail operations due to expensive regulations, instead offering online delivery within 24-48 hours.

Bed, Bath & Beyond won’t open stores in California. Here’s why

(Gray News) - Bed, Bath & Beyond is opening stores again after filing for bankruptcy and closing all its stores in 2023, but there will not be any in California. On Wednesday, Bed, Bath & Beyond’s executive chairman, Marcus Lemonis, explained why the company has decided not to open stores in the state.

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California Regulations Force Another Big Business Out of the State

California’s system makes it nearly impossible for businesses to succeed,’ the executive chairman of Bed Bath and Beyond said.

Bed Bath & Beyond Returns (Sort of)—and Everything Else You Need to Know About This Week

Bed Bath & Beyond is back from the dead—sort of. The company, which went bankrupt back in 2023, opened a single store in Nashville last week, and shoppers can even cash in their long-forgotten coupons. But don’t expect a full scale comeback just yet. ( Fast Company)