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Costco implements a new entry process requiring members to scan their cards and present photo ID if needed, and announces a membership fee increase starting September 1.
Portland Fred Meyer workers may strike over alleged contract breaches; the union's vote signifies a potential labor action amid Kroger's heralded merger.
Buca di Beppo has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, affected by COVID-19, rising costs, and a decline in sales. The chain plans restructuring and finding a buyer.
Lucid Group exceeded Q2 sales expectations and received a $1.5 billion investment from Saudi Arabia's PIF, despite concerns over its path to profitability.
Chicago prepares for the DNC with mixed business expectations and increased security; some local businesses are optimistic while others are concerned about the impacts.
Wendy's introduces Spanish AI to drive-thrus in Florida, aiming to improve the dining experience for Spanish-speaking customers within its diverse clientele.
Northern California's first Amazon Fresh store is set to open in Roseville on August 22, featuring advanced shopping tech and convenient grab-and-go options.
Whataburger celebrates its 74th birthday by offering a free birthday cake-flavored milkshake to customers who use their app to sign up for rewards. This is part of a limited-time promotion.
IHOP franchisee Suncakes agreed to pay $40,000 to settle an EEOC religious discrimination and retaliation suit after allegedly firing an employee for not working Sundays due to his faith.
The Tampa Bay Times is cutting 20% of its staff, offering buyouts before potential layoffs, amidst financial shortfalls and a shift from print to digital revenue.
Eli Lilly surpassed Q2 expectations with strong sales from diabetes drug Mounjaro and weight loss drug Zepbound, prompting an increased full-year forecast.
Broad Ripple business owners and IMPD collaborate to improve community safety and revive nightlife, overcoming challenges from the pandemic, construction, and crime.
San Luis, Arizona, starts constructing a new 2 million-gallon water storage tank to meet its growing population's needs, set to complete by April 2025 at a cost of $4,145,983.78.
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