Marcus Lemonis opens up to PEOPLE exclusively about his emotional decision to explore his heritage in The Profit: My Roots Dave Quinn is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE. He has been working at the ...

The third season of CNBC’s reality show The Profit premiered on May 12, and host, entrepreneur, and investor Marcus Lemonis is back, with the goal of saving nine small businesses and helping ...

The trustee of a small company that went bust after appearing on CNBC's "The Profit" has joined other companies in suing NBC and a company partly owned by show presenter Marcus Lemonis.

Marcus Lemonis is used to making other people cry on his wildly successful CNBC show, The Profit — so it might come as a surprise to viewers to see the 45-year-old businessman breaking down in ...

CNBC’s “The Profit” returns for its seventh season Tuesday (10 p.m.) as billionaire Marcus Lemonis invests in struggling businesses and helps their owners recognize emotional roadblocks ...

In the summer of 2016, entrepreneur (and Marquette alum) Marcus Lemonis arrived in Milwaukee to film an episode of "The Profit." He left with one of the most infamous storylines to hit his popular ...

EXCLUSIVE: Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC’s The Profit, is launching an unconventional business podcast.. One Hundred Percent with Marcus Lemonis is produced by Lincoln and Frozen In Time producer ...

The Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlour in Buena Park, now owned by self-made millionaire Marcus Lemonis of the “The Profit” on CNBC, is slated to reopen next month after a major remodel. “It’s ...

Congratulations are in order for Marcus Lemonis. The Profit star, 44, wed Bobbi Raffel over the weekend , he confirmed to Page Six after teasing photos on his Instagram page. “I cried,” he ...

Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC's "The Profit," discusses the challenges and opportunities facing small businesses as they emerge from lockdown ...

Newly appointed Beyond Inc. executive chair Marcus Lemonis believes he has put the people, products and processes in place to reach $3 billion in profitable revenues by 2025.

Marcus Lemonis, seen here in 2013, sold his Lake Forest mansion. In total, Lemonis lost nearly $2 million on the two properties, which means he sold them for a combined loss of 29% relative to ...