Companies urged to adapt as restaurant franchisee files for bankruptcy: 'Businesses want to make excuses'
Marcus Lemonis urges businesses to adapt to rising costs rather than "make excuses" after an Outback Steakhouse franchisee filed for bankruptcy with $449 million in debt.
Republican Ledger staff · 4:58 PM ET
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Marcus Lemonis urges businesses to adapt to rising costs rather than "make excuses" after an Outback Steakhouse franchisee filed for bankruptcy with $449 million in debt.
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