Marcus helps two feuding brothers who buy used cars for cash.

Maarse Florists was once thriving but lost its way after the founder's death.

Despite generating millions in sales, Planet Popcorn still can’t show a profit.

Eco-Me's worthy products are undermined by bad business practices and debt.

Marcus Lemonis attempts to help Mr. Green Tea, a family-run ice cream company.

Pete Athans sank his life savings into building a high-end used car dealership.

Marcus visits A. Stein Meat Products, a second-generation business in Brooklyn.

Michael and Tina Sena help clients shed weight but can't make a healthy profit.

A trailer business in Tampa, Fla. specializing in food concessions is being driven into the ground by two owners in a toxic partnership.

Two brothers can't turn a profit on their toy, craft kit and fossil replica manufacturer company.

Candy maker Sweet Pete's has excellent products, but the business is failing.

Despite the owners' passion for wine, Amazing Grapes has never been profitable.

Key West Key Lime Pie Company wins awards and makes millions--but no profit.

A family-run clothing retailer is given some help.

A company in Queens is on the verge of shutting their doors forever.

A second-generation business that had burnt to the ground a few years ago.

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Marcus tries to help resolve bitterness between the co-owners of a Greenville, S.C. coffee company.

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Business is good at a South Carolina barbecue restaurant, but there is issues keeping up with the demands of hungry customers who are lined up outside.

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Marcus returns to Coopersburg Sports, Key Lime Pie Co., Artistic Stitch and Unique Salon & Spa to reveal which partnerships have flourished.