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Feb 02 2025BUSINESS

Who needs McDonald's? Portillo's is taking the crown.

Picture this: A hot dog joint now ranks at the top, as the top dogs. Think of how the group made such a splash in the middle of a tough economic period. Portillo’s owes its success largely to its no-nonsense pricing and hearty portions. Portillo’s is the go-to

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Feb 02 2025BUSINESS

Small Businesses Brace for Price Hikes Thanks to New Import Taxes

The impact of new import taxes on US businesses is expected to be significant. Tough times are ahead for American businesses, with import taxes hitting key supplies from Canada, Mexico, and China. These taxes will drive up the cost of goods and services for American consumers. The levies will see pr

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Feb 02 2025BUSINESS

Thai Airways Spoils Customers With New Short-Haul Luxury

Thai Airways entered the game with a brand new Royal Silk Class for its next move. This is not just an upgrade, it's a whole new experience for the customers. Imagine this: You're flying domestically or regionally in Thailand or Southeast Asia, and you're treated to 12 premium seats with ad

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

Your Groceries Might Get a Price Hike Due to New Tariffs

The recent plan to slap tariffs on Mexico and Canada might end up making your groceries cost more. Picture this: a world where avocados from Mexico and dairy from Canada become pricier at the grocery store. That’s because the US depends on these neighbors for many everyday food items. Let’s break i

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

Bargain at Costco: Unions and Workers Avoid Strike.

Imagine this: 18, 000 workers at Costco across the USA. Many of them were very ready to start a strike. They had voted and it was clear that most of them wanted to do it. The reason? They were fed up with wages and benefits that weren't matching up to what Costco was earning. A whopping $7. 4bn pro

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

Firms to Fight for Public English to Unseal Legal Facts

The battle is heating between logistics firms. Several companies are leading the charge to unseal court documents that others want to keep secret. The major competition FR8 Group LLC is doing everything possible to hide important facts from the public. The company said the facts hi

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

The Cost of Tariffs: How Businesses are Preparing for the Next Wave

Businesses across the board are gearing up for potential tariffs. The tariffs are expected to impact a wide range of products, from oil to cars to everyday consumer goods. These tariffs, which include a 25% increase on imports from Mexico and Canada, and a 10% increase on goods from China, are expe

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

Sky Anxieties: Regularly Close Encounters in the Air!

Flying is often seen as a breeze. Yet, recent information has brought to light some worrying facts. In 2023, there were too many incidents of near-collisions in the skies. Each instance was like a very close shave, not a something someone would talk about at a dinner party. This is

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

The Big Fusion of Entertainment Giants

Lots of big names in entertainment are teaming up. Ben Winston and LeBron James are leading the way with a big merger between their companies Fulwell 73 and SpringHill Co. The joining of these two powerhouses didn't involve any money changing hands. Instead, both sides brought in investmen

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Feb 01 2025BUSINESS

Famous Faces or Fun Finds: Reese's Spices Up Super Bowl Ads

Imagine the Super Bowl. What do you see? Football and commercials. Lots of commercials and some of them bring in big names. Let's talk about candy. It's a Big Game that features hot commercial spots for big brands. So, what's the buzz? Reese’s has a different plan. No movie stars or musici

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