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Keurig to Cut 200 Jobs in Vermont, 130 More in Other Locations Following Disappointing Sales

Keurig Green Mountain will cut 200 jobs in Vermont state, 130 more in other locations following the disappointing sales of the company, according to a report from the Chron.

Confirmed Death From Plague In Colorado Becomes Second Case In 2015

It is reportedly common for fleas to carry the plague from rodents to your pets, then from your pets to you.

McDonald to Lay Off 135 Workers in Oak Brook, 90 Overseas, as part of Cost Cutting Move

McDonald's to Lay Off 135 Workers in Oak Brook, 90 Workers Overseas, Part of Cost Cutting Move

McDonald’s Corporation will be cutting 135 jobs at its headquarters in Oak Brook, Illinois, and 90 more overseas, according to a report from Bloomberg.

World’s Best Freediver Natalia Molchanova Might ‘Stay In The Sea,’ Says Son

Natalia Molchanova is reportedly feared dead after her disappearance.

Netflix Offers Work Life Balance, Announced Unlimited Leave for Parents during the First Year of Child Birth,

Netflix Offers Work Life Balance, Announces Unlimited Leave for Parents during First Year of Child Birth

Netflix has announced that they are offering unlimited paternity and maternity leave policy for their employees for one year, following the birth of their child or after adopting a child, according to a post in the Netflix blog.

Sabrina Corgatelli Speaks On Hunting Photos Shortly After Death Of Cecil The Lion

A huntress in Idaho has been flaunting her "kills" on social media.

Newborn Baby Girl Found Dumped Inside Toilet In Beijing: Police Begin Search For Mother

A newborn baby girl was reportedly discovered inside a toilet in Beijing.

How Jessica Alba Reacted To Kylie Jenner's Bodyguards At NYFW Is Unbelievable!

Jessica Alba’s Honest Company Under Fire After Consumer’s Sunscreen Complaints

Jessica Alba's Honest Company is being criticized for its sunscreen.

ArcelorMittal Looking to Restructure Labor Pact in U.S., Wants to have a Better Labor Deal

ArcelorMittal Looking to Restructure Labor Pact in U.S., Wants to Have Better Labor Deal

The world’s biggest steelmaker, ArcerlorMittal, is planning to restructure its labor pact and the U.S. and is looking to have a better labor deal, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

Gas Tax Increases by 7 Cents in Washington, Part of a Plan to Pay for Transportation Projects in the State

Gas Tax Increases by 7 Cents in Washington, Part of Plan to Pay for State Transportation Projects

Washington State’s gas tax has increased by 7 cents per gallon as part of a two-step plan to pay for transportation projects across the state, according to a report from the Oregonian.

DENVER, CO - JANUARY 1: Sam Walsh, left, a budtender, and facility manager David Martinez set up marijuana products as the 3-D Denver Discrete Dispensary prepares to open for retail sales on January 1, 2014 in Denver, Colorado. Legalization of recreationa

Colorado Credit Union for Marijuana Businesses Sues Federal Financial Authorities, Says Relying on Cash Posts Security Risks

A credit union that aims to serve Colorado's marijuana industry, has filed cases against the Federal Reserve and the National Credit Union Administration for barring them from doing business with other financial institutions.

Woman Gets Sent Home For Wearing ‘Too Revealing Shorts’ She Bought At Employer’s Career Section

Sylva Stoel was reportedly sent home from work for wearing shorts that were "too revealing."

Summit Partners COO, Joseph Trustey, and Daughter Dies in Plane Crash

Summit Partners COO, Joseph Trustey, and Daughter Die in Plane Crash

Joseph Trustey, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer at Summit Partners, has died in a plane crash, together with his daughter, according to a press release by Summit Partners.

Shell to Reduce Cost and Cut Jobs Amidst Oil Market Downturn

Royal Dutch Shell Plc, in a press release, said that they will be reducing costs and slashing jobs later this year due to the continued downturn in the prices of oil.

PETA President Says Cecil The Lion’s Killer ‘Needs To Be Extradited, Charged, And, Hanged’

Dr. Walter Palmer continues to receive hate messages after killing Cecil the lion.

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RANK

FRANCHISE NAME

STARUP COSTS
1

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2

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3

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