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Walgreens to Close 76 Stores to Increase Revenue Stream Maximum $50 Million Yearly
Walgreen is closing 76 stores in 2014. Now is the to buy anything from Walgreens since the store you most frequent could be one of the locations included in the closing of 76 this year The Los Angeles Times reported.
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Southwest Airlines Flights: New Routes Accommodate Travel to and from Airports
Southwest Airlines begins new flights in June. Southwest's new low-cost flights from Ronald Reagan National Airport, and others will give passengers travel options a press release reported Monday.
Wal-Mart Spring Black Friday Sale: Retailer Offers Special Deals in Season's First Week
Wal-Mart and other retailers have special promotions for the beginning of spring. Customers flocking to Wal-Mart stores to satisfy their spring home improvement needs just might find what they are looking for at discounted prices as part of the retailer's spring black Friday sale.
Juicy's Outlaw Grill Cooks Up 125.5 Pound Hot Dog at Miami-Dade County Fair
A 125.5 pound hot dog is the world's biggest. Miami-Dade County officials determined a 125. 5 pound hot dog was the biggest out of any in the world The Miami Herald reported Saturday.
200,000 Lost Bitcoins Discovered in Old Format Wallet, Raises Eyebrows
Bitcoin exchange Mt Gox claimed to have found 200,000 of the 850,000 missing bitcoins in an old wallet.
Microsoft Draws Criticism for Snooping on User Email
Microsoft's move to access a user's Hotmail data to flush out a mole has raised users' concerns over privacy of their email information.
Nokia Slapped with $400 Million Tax Bill in India: Big Phone Bill for Company
Indian tax authorities have asked Nokia to cough up $400 million as sales tax, alleging phones meant for export were sold within the country.
Food Shortage Could Prove Problematic in Near Future
Food could starting to become more and more in short supply. Food shortages could becoming more and more of a problem. According to an article on Northwestern University's website, the weather is becoming more and more warm creating severe issues for farmers, and limiting the amount of food throughout the world, and therefore the amount farmers have in excess.
Darden's Net Earnings Drop in Third Fiscal Quarter
Darden saw low net earnings in the third fiscal quarter. Darden Restaurants had low net earnings for each of its shares, and revenue in the third fiscal quarter according to a press release.
Britain's Tesco Seals Joint Venture with Tata in India
Britain's Tesco (TSCO.L) has sealed a joint venture agreement with a unit of India's Tata Group that will see it invest $140 million and become the first foreign supermarket to enter the country's $500 billion pounds retail sector.