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Trader Joe's Recall Triple Ginger Brew, Due to Reports of Unopened Bottles Exploding

Trader Joe's Recalls Triple Ginger Brew Due To Reports Of Unopened Bottles Exploding

Trader Joe’s has announced in a press release, published by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, that they are voluntarily recalling the company’s Triple Ginger Brew. The recall is due to reports of unopened bottles potentially bursting.

Holiday Travelers Expected to Top 100 Million for the First Time, Dirven by Improvement in the Labor Market and Low Prices

Holiday Travelers Expected To Top 100 Million For The First Time, Driven By Improvement In Labor Market And Low Prices

The American Automobile Association (AAA) projects that the number of holiday travelers will top 100 million for the first time on record, according to a press release issued by the AAA.

Hilcorp Gave Employees $100,000 Bonus for Reaching Company Target, Company Lands on the Number 20 of Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For

Hilcorp Pays Employees $100K Bonus For Reaching Company Targets

Hilcorp Energy Company is giving all of its employees, whatever the position, $100,000 bonus this year, according to a report from KTVU.

Mortgage Rates Down for Third Straight Week, Mortgage Applications Also Decreased Slightly

Mortgage Rates Down for 3rd Straight Week, Mortgage Applications Also Fall

Freddie Mac said in a press release that their Primary Mortgage Market Survey show mortgage rates have decreased for third straight week due disappointing manufacturing data.

Adele

Adele Hitting The Road For The 1st Time In 4 Years

Adele will be going on tour starting late February.

Bank of America to Stop Supplying Dollar Bills to Angola, Residents are Encouraged to Use Euros, or Other Currencies Instead

Bank of America to Stop Supplying Dollar Bills to Angola, Residents are Encouraged to Use Euros, or Other Currencies Instead

Bank of America Corp. (BofA), who provides most of the dollar notes dispensed by banks in Angola, is stopping the supply of U.S. dollar bills to banks in Angola, two people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. Angolan banks are encouraging residents to start using euros, South African or Chinese currencies instead as greenbacks become scarce.

Mortgage Rates Eases Slightly, Hasn't Risen Above 4% Since July 23

Mortgage Rate Eases Slightly, Hasn't Surged Above 4 Percent Since July 23

Freddie Mac said in a press release that their Primary Mortgage Market Survey show mortgage rates have slightly declined leading up to the Thanksgiving holiday. The rates, though, have yet to rise above four percent since July 23, 2015.

Patrick Hardison

Recipient Of The Most Extensive Face Transplant Returns Home To Family

Patrick Hardison returned home for the first time since undergoing face transplant surgery three months ago.

Adele Hesitant To Sing Her New Songs Live Despite A Sold Out Ticket Sales For 2016 Tour?

Could Adele Break ’25’ Record With ‘Hotline Bling’ Remix’?

"25" is breaking records all around.

Fiat Chrysler Expands its Tuition Assistance to Employees' Spouse and Children, Looking to Attract and Retain Talent

Fiat Chrysler Expands Tuition Assistance to Employee Spouses and Children

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has expanded the free tuition benefit to all its dealership employees nationally, including their spouse and children, according to a report from Fortune.

Chimpanzee

NIH To Stop Using Chimpanzees For Biomedical Research

The remaining 50 chimpanzees will be released to sanctuaries.

Alberta, Canada Announces Climate Leadership Plan, Will Protect Alberta's Health, Environment, and Economy

Alberta, Canada Announces Climate Leadership Plan To Protect Residents' Health

The government of Alberta, Canada has announced in a press release its Climate Leadership Plan that will accelerate the transition from coal to renewable electricity sources, puts a price on carbon pollution, and sets emission limits for oil sands.

FDA Approves Genetically Engineered Salmon for Consumption, Says the Fish is

FDA Approves Genetically Engineered Salmon for Consumption, Says the Fish is "Safe to Eat"

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced in a press release that they are approving AquaBounty Technologies’ application for the AquaAdvantage Salmon, a genetically engineered Atlantic salmon that reaches market size quickly than the not genetically engineered farm-raised Atlantic salmon. The FDA said that the genetically engineered Atlantic salmon is “safe to eat.”

Kurt Sutter

‘The Bastard Executioner’ Wasn’t Bad, Simply ‘An Acquired Taste’

"The Bastard Executioner" wrapped up its first and last season on November 17.

Airport Workers Go On Strike at Several U.S. Hubs, Fight Against Bad Wages Threats on Unionizing

Airport Workers Go On Strike at Several U.S. Hubs, Fight Against Bad Wages, Threats on Unionizing

Airport workers at seven of the busiest hubs in the U.S. went on a strike on Wednesday, November 18, 2015, and will continue until Thursday, November 19, 2015, according to a report from Reuters. The workers are fighting against what they say are bad wages and threats against unionizing.

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TOP 10 FRANCHISES OF 2018

RANK

FRANCHISE NAME

STARUP COSTS
1

Hampton Hotels

$3.7M - 13.52M
2

Subway

$85.2K - 260.35K
3

Jiffy Lube Int'l. Inc.

$196.5K - 304K
4

7-Eleven Inc.

$30.8K - 1.64M
5

Supercuts

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6

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$56.3K - 353.9K
7

Servpro

$133.05K - 181.45K
8

Denny's Inc.

$1.18M - 2.4M
9

McDonald's

$1M - 2.16M
10

Pizza Hut Inc.

$295K - 2.15M

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