Tulsa World: Sports bar and eatery Buffalo Wild Wings is plotting its first midtown location near 41st Street and I-44. An Oklahoma City franchisee is building the store next to Academy Sports and Outdoors with plans to open it in late or mid September, said Alicia Howard, who also runs the locations in West Tulsa […]
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Chicago Tribune: In an effort to serve up more quick, consumery news on The Stew, we’ve decided to try to sample as many new products as we can and report back to blogland right away. So when I saw a sign just now that said “Dew Something New” (advertising the new Mountain Dew Coolatta) I
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Forbes: McDonald’s Corp. plans to introduce a new smoothie flavor, mango pineapple, nationwide on Monday. The move is part of McDonald’s efforts to remake itself as a hip, healthy place to eat, aiming to draw in customers who might otherwise go to Starbucks. The world’s largest burger chain first introduced smoothies last summer, offering strawberry
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Fast Casual: Former McAlister’s Deli president and CEO Phil Friedman has acquired the Salsarita’s Fresh Cantina restaurant chain. The chain has 80 stores across 19 states and is now owned by Salsarita’s Holdings LLC, a company formed and controlled by Friedman, who serves as CEO. Larry Reinstein will join Salsarita’s Holdings as president and chief
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The Wall Street Journal: Somewhere in Dallas, there’s a woman driving around in a $1,000-a-month Lexus selling J. Hilburn dress shirts. She’s one of more than 1,000 commission-based “style advisors,†J. Hilburn LLC’s traveling band of fabric swatch carrying, collar-and-cuff experts that are expected to push the company’s revenue to around $25 million this year.
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Health care in this country is going to go one of two ways: Way number one involves government control and long waits for service. The second way looks a lot more like the “good-old-days”: Dr. Susan Rutten Wasson sits on the corner of a bed in the cramped bedroom of Alice Johnson, a 91-year-old Osakis
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Business Insider: Some 77 percent of small business owners in the Small Business Happiness Index by Vista Prints are either “very†or “extremely†happy about running a business and working for themselves. (The survey focused on 900 U.S. microbusinesses with one to 10 employees and less than $100,000 in annual revenues–primarily home-based businesses.) Are you
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So you have survived the recession, but can you survive another wave? Portfolio looks at the possibility that the rise in the economy is short lived, and we may fall back into a second recession before completely recovering from the first. How can you know whether what’s coming is a wave or a dip? Thiruvadanthai
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Every entrepreneur has their own idea of what it takes to become successful. GulfNews has pulled together a short list of traits they believe entrepreneurs need to succeed. What do you think it takes to succeed? 1. Timing is nothing Dubizzle founders, J.C. Butler and Sim Whatley, wish they had had the wisdom to launch
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Patch.com: After a rigorous application process that included an essay and teacher recommendation, four Easton students were awarded with a prestigious Dunkin’ Donuts Scholarship Friday afternoon in Providence. The four Easton students emerged from a competitive pool of participants. 100 students out off 2300 applicants were chosen from the Rhode Island area and southeastern Massachusetts
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