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 ...

Born in 1973, Marcus Lemonis is a Lebanese businessman and television personality. He was abandoned at an orphanage when he was just 4 days old and was later adopted by a Florida couple, Leo and ...

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 ...

Marcus Lemonis Ralph Bavaro/CNBC. Lemonis says the network decided to shoot the series in-house, rather than go to “some giant LA production company,” and chose Zero Point Zero, an award ...

Marcus Lemonis is embarking on a new chapter after 'The Profit.' The entrepreneur spoke with HL about his HGTV series 'The Renovator,' and his mission to help renovate homes and families. He ...

Marcus Lemonis is a mogul worth a reported $167 million, but The Profit star struggled from a very early age. After he was adopted from an orphanage in war-torn Beirut, Lemonis had a loving ...

“Marcus Lemonis is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and a false prophet who uses his fame and fortune to steal small businesses from everyday Americans,” states the proposed amended complaint.

Marcus Lemonis on Moving Your Business Forward Host of CNBC’s “The Profit” shares his experiences and how he leads as a human, not a checkbook. BY GRAHAM RAPIER , BUSINESS INSIDER @ G_RAPIER ...

Marcus Lemonis is a well-known business tycoon, television personality, philanthropist, and politician. He is best known for his role in the CNBC reality show "The Profit", where he helps ...

Marcus Lemonis, the entrepreneur, investor, and star of CNBC’s hit series The Profit, isn’t afraid to call out executives when they need a good reality check: “You need to stop acting like ...

As the host of CNBC's "The Profit," Marcus Lemonis knows how to differentiate between the sincere and the self-serving. "I have a good bulls--t meter," says Lemonis. "Maybe because years ago I ...

CEO Marcus Lemonis, host of CNBC's "The Profit," says he will not remove it. A North Carolina city says Gander RV's American flag is too big. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ Funniest ...