"Profit" Star Marcus Lemonis Invests In Young Detroit Entrepreneurs At City"s Startup Week

Chicago entrepreneur and Camping World Holdings Inc. CEO Marcus Lemonis says he would rather face mounting fines and possible jail time than replace a large American flag above a Statesville store that is violating a city law that limits flag sizes......»»

The PGA held a tournament inside Detroit city limits for the first time ever last week, and counted a quintessentially Motor City brand as one of its sponsors: General Motors Company (NYSE: GM)-owned Cadillac. read more.....»»

As CEO of the Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce for the last 12 years, she has strengthened ties between the city and its black-owned businesses and created programs for young entrepreneurs......»»

Marcus Lemonis, a Marquette University graduate and businessman who appears on CNBC's "The Profit" will be a guest judge for the inaugural pitch competition at Summerfest Tech, a two-day event highlighting innovation during the Summerfest music festiv.....»»

A North Carolina city has voted against the flying of really big flags, holding its ground against a reality TV star's huge Stars and Stripes......»»

A reality television star says in a court filing that it's unconstitutional for a North Carolina city to ban a huge American flag flying at his recreational vehicle store because of its size......»»

Marcus Lemonis, chairman and CEO of Camping World, says despite lawsuit, he won’t take down the 3,200-square-foot American flag that violates an ordinance in Statesville, N.C......»»

A Phoenix-based health network startup just raised a $42 million Series C round, and one of the investors is Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City. Nine other Blue Cross plans also invested in the round, which was led by by customer-owned healt.....»»

Sweet Pete's, the downtown candy shop partly owned by The Profit's Marcus Lemonis, agreed to pay $2 million to settle a 2017 lawsuit......»»

Good morning, Orlando! Orlando's tech and startup community left a lasting impression on AOL co-founder Steve Case last week, as the city was the first stop for his Rise of the Rest bus tour, but, he said, "There's still work to be done." Rise o.....»»

Barely a week after FBI and IRS agents raided her two homes, office at city hall and a non-profit belonging to a fr.....»»

The XFL, the startup football league founded by World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. CEO and Chairman Vince McMahon, said last week that former Kansas City Chiefs player Jonathan Hayes will be head coach of the league's St. Louis team. Hayes played in.....»»

CNBC host Marcus Lemonis, aka 'The Profit', has been hit with a shareholder lawsuit in Delaware claiming that he and a well-known privat.....»»

This week on Inc. Uncensored, editors and a writer discuss the seeming demise of an Obama-era immigration program designed to attract foreign entrepreneurs to start businesses in the U.S. Plus, we explore Inc.'s annual Rising Stars......»»

An outdoor retailer is making its Alabama debut in Lauderdale County. Gander Outdoors, formerly known as Gander Mountain, has opened a new location in Florence. After Gander Mountain went bankrupt, Marcus Lemonis of CNBC's "The Profit" began reope.....»»

The 79th Endeavor International Selection Panel is being held in Louisville for the first time this week. About 100 guests are in the city, and 15 companies are vying for the chance to be part of the global network of entrepreneurs, investors and mentors......»»

Self-made millionaire Marcus Lemonis tries to help a small family business manage clashing personalities in the season 5 premiere of CNBC's "The Profit," which airs Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET......»»

Dan Mullan/Getty Images Tim Weah, a young soccer player for European powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain and a rising young star within U.S. Soccer, was looking to play some pick-up soccer while visitin.....»»

NASCAR Hall of Famer Darrell Waltrip gave a Nashville-based company a boost last week. Waltrip has invested in Authentically American, a veteran-owned apparel startup. Company founder Dean Wegner declined to reveal how much Waltrip invested. Authe.....»»

JPMorgan Chase has pumped millions of dollars into supporting entrepreneurs of color in Detroit, New York City and San Francisco......»»