Orlando's Buca di Beppo Files for Chapter 11 Amidst Financial Struggle and Restaurant Closures
Buca di Beppo filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing escalating costs and a decline in operations, which led to closing nearly 20% of its locations. Despite this, they aim to keep 44 venues open and continue serving customers.
Coca-Cola to Pay $6 Billion to IRS While Appealing Tax Court Ruling Amid Ongoing Legal Dispute
Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to pay $6 billion in back taxes and interest, while planning to appeal a federal tax court ruling. They remain in a legal dispute with the IRS regarding taxes from 2007-2009.
Chevron to Shift Headquarters from San Ramon to Houston, Citing Business-Friendly Climate
Chevron plans to move its headquarters from California to Texas, citing a business-friendly environment and lower cost of living as reasons for the transition, with economic impacts expected on local housing and spending.
Little Woodrow's Tomball Outpaces The Spot in Galveston in Post-Pandemic Alcohol Sales Surge
Houston suburbs' alcohol sales fluctuate post-pandemic, with Little Woodrow's leading in June. Perry's Restaurants missed from the top sales list, while establishments like Voodoo Hut faced sharp sales drops in March.
Steward Health Care to Lay Off 1,250 Employees Amidst Massachusetts Hospital Closures
Steward Health Care plans to lay off 1,250 workers due to hospital closures in Massachusetts, following approval from a bankruptcy judge to expedite the process. Local officials criticize the decision and support affected employees.












