CNBC's "The Profit" to Feature Norwegian Escape & Zoe’s Chocolates
Author: Bill
Update: The episode is now available online (depending on your cable subscription). Click here to read the full article and get a link to the show.
On Tuesday, July 25th, 2017 at 10:00pm Eastern the latest episode of CNBC's hour-long reality series, "The Profit", with serial entrepreneur and investor Marcus Lemonis, will head onto the Norwegian Escape. The show, which highlights Lemonis as he puts his money down to help struggling businesses across the country, will feature chocolatier Zoe's Chocolates as they pitch Norwegian's executives in hope of striking a deal...
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