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San Francisco's car-sharing services flourish despite regulators
Two San Francisco-based car-sharing services, including one founded by Zynga Inc director Sunil Paul, are operating in defiance of California authorities, highlighting how regulators are struggling with a wave of start-ups that encourage people to share everything from cars to their homes.
Twin Peaks to Bring its Scenic Views to Kansas City
Twin Peaks Restaurants today announced that the ultimate man-cave sports lodge has awarded a multi-unit development agreement to expand its presence to Kansas City.
Abrakadoodle Welcomes New Owners to Austin, TX
Abrakadoodle Remarkable Art Education welcomes Jenny and Harald Hofmann - both residents of Austin for more than a decade, who searched the internet for a business opportunity that combines their two loves: art and children.
Canadian Restaurant Chain Wok Box Expands With First U.S. Restaurant In Oregon
Wok Box, one of North America's fastest growing quick-service restaurants, specializing in freshly cooked, quick and healthy Pan Asian cuisine, today announced the opening of its first U.S. location in Hillsboro, Ore., just west of Portland. The new, contemporary restaurant offers a healthier alternative to traditional fast food, incorporating a delicious variety of GMO-free menu items that contain no trans-fat.
Study: Wendy's Fastest, Burger King Slowest in Fast Food Speed
A new study published by QSR Magazine recently looked at which are the fastest fast food chains in terms of how quick it is to go through the drive-thru and get exactly what one ordered.
Fake Cop Arrested For Demanding Free Food At McDonald's Drive Thru
A man in Florida desperately wanted to get his hands on some McDonald's burgers even though he didn't have money so he decided to go through the drive-thru and demand it by saying that he's a cop that just came back from a sting operation.
McDonald's Employee Sued For Stealing $656 Mln Mega Millions Lottery Pool
A McDonald's worker who is believed to have stolen the winnings of a Mega Millions pool that her and fellow McDonald's employees put money into.
World’s Largest Hair Salon Brand Celebrates 30th Birthday
Great Clips, the world's largest hair salon brand, celebrated its 30th birthday this weekend with the company's biggest convention ever, and the celebration continues with gift giving through the end of the year. More than 3,000 franchisees (salon owners), salon managers, corporate staff, educators, industry leaders and vendors participated in three days of networking, workshops and recognition at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
Modern Etiquette: Handling the politics of business
After an exceedingly bitter election in 1800, a victorious Thomas Jefferson sought to heal some rather raw wounds between the two warring parties.
Stacey Dash Endorses Mitt Romney, Treated Cruelly on Twitter For Not Being 'Black Enough'
Stacey Dash, the actress famous for her role in the 90's hit movie "Clueless", caused an uproar on Twitter after she publicly endorsed Republican nominee Mitt Romney for president in the 2012 elections over Barack Obama.
Women-owned small businesses on the rise, but obstacles remain
When Hedy Ratner started the Women's Business Development Center in Chicago 25 years ago, women owned just 10 percent of U.S. businesses.
Small tech CEOs say Romney better for the economy: survey
Regardless of who won the presidential debate, the majority of executives from small technology firms would feel better if Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney wins next month’s general election.
Shave to Save: Dutch Bros. Shaving Heads at $1K Raised for Breast Cancer Research
To raise breast cancer awareness, three Carson City Dutch Bros.employees and owner Andy Head have promised to publicly shave their heads once $1K is raised for breast cancer research.
Ziebart International Corporation Awards North American New Dealer of the Year Award to Ziebart of Lansing
Ziebart International Corporation announced the 2011 New North American Dealer of the Year at their North American Dealer Seminar in Chicago, IL. This prestigious recognition by the corporation was awarded to the new franchise dealer that exhibited the best overall execution of the Ziebart business format. The award went to Ziebart of Lansing owned and operated by Robert Golub of Lansing.
Chris Matthews Criticizes Obama's Performance at Presidental Debate, 'Mitt Romney Was Winning' [VIDEO]
Chris Matthews, an MSNBC host spoke out against Barack Obama's performance during the presidential debate on Wednesday night, saying that Romney won the debate as Obama "was not there" and he let Romney get away with many inaccurate statements.
Rihanna 'Nude' Perfume Ad Sexy As Ever [PHOTO]
Rihanna chose a rather sexy name for her new perfume "Nude" and released the sultry new ad on her Twitter account on Friday.
Anytime Fitness Expanding into Spain
Anytime Fitness, the world's largest co-ed fitness franchise, has opened its first club in Spain. The club, located in the town of Sant Cugat del Vallès near Barcelona, is the first of three corporately-owned clubs that Anytime Fitness will open in Spain within the next several months. In early 2013, Anytime Fitness will begin selling franchise territories to qualified applicants throughout Spain.
Bristol Palin Says Sarah Palin is ‘Way Hotter’ Than Julianne Moore
Bristol Palin, who is currently a competitor in "Dancing With The Stars: Allstars", said that her mom, Sarah Palin is "way hotter" than Julianne Moore who recently won an Emmy Award for her portrayal of the 2008 Republican vice-president running mate.
See Student Success with One-on-One Specialized Tutors from College Nannies and Tutors
Today, students feel more pressure than ever to succeed academically. This school year, parents and students can stay ahead with unique, one-on-one tutoring services by College Nannies and Tutors.
Rita’s Italian Ice Takes Top Spot On Zagat Survey
Rita's Italian Ice, the nation's largest Italian Ice concept with over 625 outlets in 19 states, announced today it has taken the number one spot on Zagat's annual survey.
'Pawn Stars' Cast Sued By Ex-Manager For Blindsiding Him
Pawn Stars cast members are reportedly being sued by their ex-manager Wayne Jefferies for an alleged breach of contract.
Christina Hendricks: ' Calling Me Full-Figured is Just Rude'
In a recent interview with an Australian publication Sun-Herald, a petite reporter put the gorgeous Mad Men actress Christina Hendricks in an awkward position after calling her full-figured to her face, not once but twice, leaving the actress clearly uncomfortable.
SF Nudity Ban Will Restrict Nudity in City, Only On Beaches and Festivals
SF nudity ban may soon force nudists in San Francisco to wear some clothes and not walk around in their birthday suit.
Liquid Nutrition Appoints Evan Brown as new Chief Financial Officer
Liquid Nutrition Group Inc. ("Liquid Nutrition" or "Company")is pleased to announce the appointment of Evan Brown to the role as Chief Financial Officer effective immediately.
Cinnabon Begins Campaign to Send “Hugs from Home” to Troops Overseas
Cinnabon, Inc. is partnering with Operation Gratitude for its third annual “Hugs from Home” campaign to send care packages to our heroes overseas.
Adam Ogden Awarded as Entrepreneur of the Year 2012
JuiceBlendz® and YoBlendz, South Florida's popular smoothie and frozen yogurt franchises, is proud to announce that President & CEO Adam Ogden won the South Florida Business Journal's 2012 Entrepreneur Award for the Under $10 Million category.
Taco Bell and Its FeedtheBeat Artists to Help End World Hunger
Taco Bell® Feed the Beat® artists are not only passionate about tacos, but also about using their voices for good to raise awareness and donations to end world hunger. Starting today through Oct. 18, the Feed the Beat program – which supports up-and-coming artists – is partnering with @TacoBell to spread the word about World Hunger Relief, the world’s largest private sector hunger relief effort benefiting the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), and other hunger relief agencies.
U.S. companies add jobs in September, service sector expands
U.S. companies added more jobs than expected in September, while activity in the vast services sector picked up, suggesting the economy remained on track for modest growth.
Planned layoffs up slightly in September: Challenger
The number of planned layoffs at U.S. firms in September rose 4.9 percent after hitting a 20-month low in August, a report on Thursday showed.
Divided Fed considers numerical guides for rates policy
The U.S. Federal Reserve may adopt numerical thresholds for inflation and joblessness that would serve as guideposts for monetary policy, according to meeting minutes that showed some reservations about the central bank's latest stimulus.
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