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Great Harvest Bread CEO Says Competitors should be worried
Great Harvest Bread CEO Says Competitors should be worried Great Harvest Bread CEO Says Competitors should be worried Great Harvest Bread Company is now offering a "hub-and-spoke" bakery-cafe franchise opportunity, meaning franchisees can purchase a large territory that includes a single Great Harvest Bread Co.
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Lucernex Ranked Among SMU Cox Dallas Top 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies
Lucernex Ranked Among SMU Cox Dallas Top 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies Lucernex, a leading provider of Real Estate Lifecycle and Contract Management software, was recognized by the SMU Cox School of Business as one of the Dallas Top 100 growing companies in Dallas.
CEO Entrepreneur Cruise Hosted by Dr. Rollan Roberts and Peter Lowe
CEO Entrepreneur Cruise Hosted by Dr. Rollan Roberts and Peter Lowe The Prompting, a non-profit crisis management organization for entrepreneurs, executives, and companies, announced an upcoming CEO Entrepreneur Cruise February 12-14, 2017 leaving from the port of West Palm Beach.
Trinity Street Capital Partners Announces the Origination of a High Leverage, Non-Recourse, Hotel Loan
Trinity Street Capital Partners Announces the Origination of a High Leverage, Non-Recourse, Hotel Loan
Palantir Technologies Raises Another $880 Million, Now Valued at About $20 Billion
Palantir Technologies, a provider of powerful data analysis tools for government and business, has raised another $880 million in its latest round of funding, people familiar with the matter told The New York Times.
Salesforce Acquires SteelBrick, Combination Accelerates SteelBrick's Delivery Of Quote-To-Cash Applications
Salesforce.com Inc. has acquired SteelBrick, Inc., a cloud quote and billing service provider, for $300 million, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
Los Angeles Welcomes Largest Container Ship Ever To Dock In U.S. Port
The CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin, the largest container ship, has arrived at the Port of Los Angeles on Saturday, according to a report from Top News.
Apple Pay Seeking Growth In Asia And Europe, To Enter Markets Comfortable With Mobile Payment Following Slow U.S. Adoption
Apple, Inc. is looking to achieve growth of its Apple Pay in the Asian and European markets in 2016, according to a report from Bloomberg. The company will be entering markets that are more comfortable with the so-called contactless payments following the sluggish start it experienced in the U.S.
China's Anti-Graft Investigators Investigate Chairman Of China Telecom, Country Cracking Down On Corruption
The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the Communist Party’s anti-graft body, is targeting Chang Xiaobing, the chairman of China Telecom Corp., for investigation, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Judge Orders Amaya To Pay $870 Million To Kentucky For Violating Law, Amaya To Appeal Ruling
Franklin Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate has ordered Amaya Inc., the parent company of PokerStars.com, to pay Kentucky $870 million for “calculating that breaking the law was good for business,” according to a report from The Washington Times. Amaya will be appealing the ruling and will avail itself of any and all remedies available to it.
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