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Burger King will no longer use the “Have It Your Way” slogan
Burger King is scrapping its 40-year-old "Have It Your Way" slogan in favor of the more personal "Be Your Way."
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Starbucks Rumored to Purchase 10 Percent Stake in SodaStream: Report
Starbucks is planning to purchase 10 percent of SodaStream at a company value of $1.1 billion, according to reports.
McDonald's First Quarter Earnings Drop Due to Bad Weather and 'Challenging Industry Dynamics'
McDonald's announced on Tuesday profit slipped compared to the same time in 2013 following a 1.7 percent comparable store sales drop in the U.S.
Nokia-Microsoft Deal to Finally Conclude This Friday
Microsoft announced its deal with Nokia would be completed by April 25, this Friday. The Microsoft-Nokia deal is expected to be concluded on Friday, acording to Reuters.
Lululemon Athletica to Go Beyond Yoga Apparel
Lululemon Athletica is looking to expand. More than yoga apparel is what Lululemon Athletica CEO Laurent Potdevin has planned for the retailer's future Live Trading News reported Saturday.
HTC Phones May Feature Optical Zoom in Under Two Years
A senior camera engineer with HTC said in an interview that phones with optical zoom capabilities are 18 months to two years away.
Facebook Allows Friend Tracking in New App for iPhone and Android
A new feature in Facebook's mobile app now allows users to know their friends' locations. Facebook now allows your friends to know where you are.
Try Google Glass for Free! New Offer Allows User Trial Period with Device
After its successful one-day public sale of Google Glass, the Internet giant said it would ship devices in different colors and frame styles to potential users for a limited tryout period.
Jeep Renegade 2015 Arrives in North America: New York Auto Show Reveal
The new 2015 Jeep Renegade debuted in North America on Wednesday at the New York Auto Show. The Renegade will be the first Jeep built outside the U.S., specifically in Italy at Fiat’s Melfi plant.
Interacting with General Mills May Mean that You Lose Right to Sue: Legal Terms Modified
General Mills amended its legal terms to disallow customers from suing the company if they interact with online or download any of its coupons.
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