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Raising Cane's Continues Expansion with 6 New Spots Opening This Month
Raising Cane's is opening six new locations in June 2025 across six states as part of its continued national expansion.
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Popeyes Managers' Brawl Over 'Burnt Biscuits' Ends in Gunfire: Police
A Popeyes dispute escalated when two managers took their argument over "burnt biscuits" outside, now one is hospitalized & one is charged with attempted murder.
Donald Trump Tells Walmart and Mattel to 'Eat the Tariffs' Amid Price Hike Warnings
President Trump is clashing with major companies like Walmart and Mattel, accusing them of falsely blaming tariffs for price increases and demanding they absorb the costs.
Home Depot Won't Raise Prices Amid Tariff Pressure, Unlike Walmart
Home Depot commits to keeping prices steady despite tariffs, setting itself apart from Walmart's planned price hikes.
Target Boycott Leaders to Protest on George Floyd Anniversary Over DEI Rollback
Black faith leaders plan protests at Target on May 25, demanding the return of DEI initiatives.
Dairy Queen CEO Recalls Warren Buffett Job Interview: 'He Wanted to Learn From Me'
Troy Bader shares how Warren Buffett's job interview focused on passion and learning. What does it reveal about Berkshire's future?
Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Ben Cohen Arrested During Gaza Protest at Senate Hearing
Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen was arrested during a Senate protest over U.S. aid to Israel and the crisis in Gaza.
Thousands of Starbucks Employees Protest Dress Code Changes With Walkout
Thousands of Starbucks employees have gone on strike to protest a new dress code, demanding changes and collective bargaining.
McDonald's Teams Up With Trump Administration to Add 375,000 Jobs
McDonald's partners with the Trump administration to hire 375,000 workers this summer, marking its biggest employment push in years.
4 in 5 Fast-Food Workers in California Are Afraid to File Labor Complaints For Fears Related to Their Immigration Status: Poll
The survey also revealed that 63% of respondents did not know they had the legal right to report workplace violations