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Starbucks To Release New Dress Code Including Possible Revision On Visible Tattoo Ban
Starbucks reviews their dress code for employees and looks into visible tattoo ban. The Seattle based coffee chain is reviewing its rule against tattoos and is expected to announce a new dress code in the next few weeks, according to Starbucks spokesman, Zack Hutson.
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High School Principal Bans Chick-Fil-A Sandwiches
A high school principal banned Chick-Fil-A sandwiches in a back-to-school even because of the CEO's stance on gay rights.
Home Depot Hack Different From Target's As Hinted By Malware
The malware used to hack the security system of Home Depot appears to be different from Target's.
HSBC Pays $550M to Clear Name Over U.S. Mortgage Bond Dispute
HSBC settles dispute over U.S. mortgage bonds by paying $550 million to government-sponsored enterprise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
‘Growth Coach’ Share Expertise Through Books
Growth Coach partners with publishing company to upgrade its services for franchisees and clients. Growth Coach partners with publishing company to make franchisees share their knowledge through publishing books.
Renewed Contract For Southeastern Rail Until 2018
Southeasterm’s contract is extended until 2018, promises improvements in the company. The railway company will continue to provide its services between Kent, London and parts of East Sussex until June 2018.
Dairy Queen Set Up Shop in Athens
Dairy Queen announces the opening of the Athens DQ Grill & Chill®restaurant at 3465 Jefferson Road in Athens
First ‘Outsider’ Target CEO Aims for Transparency and Teamwork
Brian Cornell, named the CEO of Target in July plans to make enhancements in the retail company after a devastating data breach last year.
Bing Boy Goes Melbourne
The pilot store in Melbourne started last 2012 and the fast growth of Bing Boy all over the city marks the strength of its popularity in Melbourne.
Australians and their Lover for Fast food
Researches show that the more frequent they go and eat in fast food, the higher the rate of obesity. This is according to the study conducted by Roy Morgan.
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