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Starbucks Sued in Three States Over Dress Code Costs and Uniform Reimbursement
Starbucks faces lawsuits in three states over unpaid uniform costs tied to its new dress code policy.
Olive Garden Experiments With Reduced-Price Meals, Sees Encouraging Response
Olive Garden tests smaller, lower-priced meals and sees a positive response from customers.
Chrysler Issues Recall on 164,000 Jeep SUVs After Door Trim Flaw Found
Chrysler recalls 164,000 Jeep Wagoneer SUVs due to door trim risks, offering free repairs to owners.
Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Resigns After 47 Years, Citing Loss of Values Under Unilever
Ben & Jerry's co-founder Jerry Greenfield resigns after 47 years, citing loss of company values under Unilever ownership.
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Tom Dundon is set to finalize the Portland Trail Blazers' purchase, securing the team's future in hopes to change the franchise for better.
Boeing workers reject revised contract, extending six-week strike at key Midwest defense plants.
HBO Max is potentially getting a price hike shortly as the Warner Bros. CEO said that he that its subscriptions are underpriced.
Apple Watch Series 11 introduces FDA-approved hypertension monitoring, helping users detect high blood pressure early across 150 countries.
Ex-Mars executive Paul Steed pleads guilty to stealing $28M and agrees to pay restitution and back taxes.
Paramount Skydance is preparing a major cash bid to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, aiming to reshape the entertainment industry.
Novo Nordisk will cut 9,000 jobs to refocus on obesity and diabetes treatments amid rising competition from rivals like Eli Lilly.
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol says the company's turnaround is ahead of schedule, with faster service, new food, and redesigned stores driving progress.
Van Leeuwen and Carnival Cruise Line unveil sunscreen-inspired ice cream, teasing a possible release based on fan interest.
Cracker Barrel halts restaurant remodels and restores original logo after customer backlash over branding changes.

















