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Qdoba to Offer Free 'Extras'
One of the most-loved extras, which used to be less than $2 per serving when you buy a burrito, quesadilla or taco, is now offered for free—guacamole, starting this month.
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Sri Lanka Central Bank Requests Banks to Cut Down Interest on Pawning Services
Sri Lanka’s Central Bank called for a reduction of interest rates on pawning loans of several banks Friday.
Nissan Grabs a Spot In the “World’s Best Global Brand” List, Head-to-Head with Apple and Amazon
Japanese car maker Nissan advanced nine places in Interbrand’s “World’s Top Brand” list, making it parallel with industry powerhouses Apple and Amazon
JC Penney Drops After the Sales Warning
It's been a couple of years since JC Penney had an analyst event, and it seems that the company was expecting for a more accommodating reaction from investors that it had few days ago.
GE Creates Service Robots to Do Your the Dirty Work For You As It Advances through the “Industrial Internet” Era
General Electric announced the “Guardian,” a service robot that can perform predictive maintenance and optimization services during GE’s annual summit on the Industrial Internet.
Mexico's Taxes on Junk Food Affect Coke and Pepsi
It's not a surprise that Pepsi and Coke are paying millions to go against proposed taxes on sweet drinks in California
Glenn Murphy of GAP to Retire Next Year
The famous retail brand released its statement on the retirement of Chairman and CEO Glenn Murphy in February.
Amazon to Launch its First Physical Shop in New York
The famous online retailer is opening its first shop, according to Dow Jones' report. It will operate on Manhattan just across the street of the Empire State Building, perfect for this coming holiday season.
American Apparel to Begin its Closures of UK Shops
The US fashion retailer is planning to close its flagship shop in Covent Garden and also in Nottingham, Bristol, Leeds and Liverpool
European Commission to Investigate Tax Condition of Amazon
The interrogation concentrates on tax ruling procured by Amazon, as critics consider it as too lenient
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