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Your Inspiration For Oct. 28 |
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McDonald’s Calls Franchisees’ Lawsuit ‘Illogical’ |
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52 Black former franchisees allege fast-food giant denied them the same opportunities as White operators. |
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This Hawaiian Lemonade Stand Hopes to Wow Texans |
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Wow Wow Hawaiian Lemonade’s made-from-craft gourmet lemonades and healthy menu items are coming to San Antonio, thanks to long-time patron turned franchisee Desiree Cuellar. |
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Burger King Testing Reusable Packaging |
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He might not look like an environmentalist, but The King is all about being more sustainable. |
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That's how much Inspire Brands would pay to acquire Dunkin' Brands and take the company private. Dunkin' confirmed it was in preliminary discussions with the private equity-backed company, whose portfolio includes Arby's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic and Jimmy John's. |
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"We have the power to shape our guests' experience every time they walk through the doors. Curbside Cuts is about much more than doing hair; it's about meeting the needs of our guests while also doing our part to continue protecting their health and safety." |
— Seth Gittlitz, CEO of Hair Cuttery Family of Brands, on the company's new Curbside Cuts initiative, which moves salon chairs outside under a tent for stylists to provide salon services to their clients, who must also wear a face mask for the duration of their visit. (Jacksonville Business Journal) |
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