Bed Bath & Beyond executive says company won't open any California stores
Bed Bath & Beyond's executive chairman cited high taxes, wages, and regulations as reasons for avoiding physical stores in California, opting for e-commerce to serve 39 million residents.
- Bed Bath & Beyond, once a dominant home goods retailer, filed for bankruptcy in April 2023 after years of declining sales and mounting debt.
- The company's executive chairman, Marcus Lemonis, stated that California has created an overregulated, expensive, and risky environment for businesses, making it harder to employ people and deliver value to customers.
- Bed Bath & Beyond plans to open stores in almost every other state but will serve California customers directly through its website, BedBathandBeyond.com.
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According to the CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond, Marcus Lemonis, California has more over-regulated and expensive environments for businesses
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