Well, Newsom's latest target is the retail chain Bed Bath & Beyond, which is officially making a comeback after filing for bankruptcy and closing all 360 stores in 2023. The retail chain's executive chairman, Marcus Lemonis, recently announced that the franchise will not open any new stores in the state of California.

Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback —but not in California. Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis announced on Aug. 20 that the company will not reopen any state brick-and-mortar stores, opting to serve its 39 million residents solely through delivery.

Bed Bath & Beyond’s Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis announced on Wednesday that his company will not be opening retail locations in California due to its business climate. This is certainly not the news California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to hear as he ...

A business executive trying to resurrect a classic retail brand proclaimed Wednesday that they would not open any brick-and-mortar retail stores in California — and Gov. Gavin Newsom hit back with a snappy retort.

Does an image show a real screenshot of the "Governor Newsom Press Office" X account posting "Fuck you. Bye." in response to a statement from Bed Bath & Beyond Executive Chairman Marcus Lemonis? No, that's not true: The screenshot is fake, no such post ...

California Governor Gavin Newsom challenged Bed Bath & Beyond's decision to avoid opening retail stores in the state.

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)