Gothamist: As opponents fight tooth-and-nail to keep Walmart out of New York (some pols are threatening to not sell a plot to Related unless they get written assurances the retailer won’t end up there) hundreds of other chains have already plastered the city, a new study from the Center for an Urban Future hammers in. […]
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SmartCompany.com.au: New Krispy Kreme chief executive Nigel Glasby says the company must initially focus on letting customers know the chain is still open for business after it escaped from administration with the closing of 24 outlets. Glasby, who has been appointed as chief executive, after previously filling the chief financial officer’s post, says the restructuring
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Marketwire: When the Metrodome in Minneapolis succumbed to the forces of Mother Nature, the NFL was left with a dilemma, where do they stage the matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the New York Giants? Most people don’t realize there was a second dilemma that came with that decision; this became clear once the NFL
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Orange County Business Journal: The parent company of Irvine-based Taco Bell Corp. is looking to the Mexican restaurant chain to drive growth next year. Taco Bell, part of Louisville, Ky.-based Yum Brands Inc., plans to open 54 restaurants next year, up from an average of 34 openings for each of the past three years. Longer
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In 1961, President John F. Kennedy challenged the nation to reach an ambitious goal: land a man on the moon and return him safely to earth by the end of the decade. Although many believed the mission could not be achieved, Kennedy succeeded in changing the narrative. Instead of dismissing the idea, scientists accepted the
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Lu Chia-you’s father could no longer bend down like he once could. As a result, he was not able to tend his plants. So Lu created a product that would help his father garden again reports Taiwan Today. His new gadget, Lu said, gives people who have no space to grow vegetables or flowers in
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The year end is a busy time for almost everyone. As we use our smartphones to confirm online gift orders, we’re also trying to wrap up those work tasks we should have finished in November. We feel overwhelmed but also productive, pleased with our ability to juggle so many things. In reality, however, that sort
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Summer Owens found herself pregnant at just 15 years old, and she no longer could be a child. Unfortunately circumstances lead her to where she was, but she didn’t let that stop her from reaching her full potential. According to The Commercial Appeal, Summer has self-published her own book titled, “Life After Birth: A Memoir
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Economists say the Great Recession–the longest and deepest since World War II–ended 18 months ago and that the U.S. economy is, in fact, growing again. That doesn’t mean sit and wait for things to improve. Rather, Entrepreneur advises retool for the economy that exists today, and will be lingering for many tomorrows. Double Down On
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Larry Keast had every reason to be proud of himself. He had managed to bootstrap his business from something in his garage into a heavy equipment manufacturer reports Chron. However, he rarely felt at ease. He had the nagging feeling that his staff wasn’t entirely trustworthy. Then, not quite two decades ago, serendipity struck in
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