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UPS hosts 'Brown Friday' job fairs to hire 40,000 seasonal employees for the upcoming holidays.

Famous Toastery ranks on Franchise Times Top 200+ and Inc. 5000 list with 34 locations.

When Mighty Quinn’s Barbeque was initially founded more than five years ago, the chef-driven menu was an instant hit for New Yorkers.

Airlines and construction industries increase pay to attract workers, with Amazon also raising its minimum wage to $15.

California becomes the first state to require publicly traded companies to have women on their boards of directors.

Weight Watchers is getting a name change, plus a brand makeover, according to a Fox Business report.

A survey finds that Americans prefer paying with cash for smaller purchases, with 45% of respondents preferring cash for purchases under $10.

Consumer confidence continues to rise after reaching it's highest level since late 2000 in February.

Fox Business notes that small cities across the country are ideal for businesses, with a focus on location and access to resources.

Panera Bread has released a statement regarding a security flaw on their website that leaked customer information online.

A Los Angeles judge orders coffee sellers in California to put a cancer warning on coffee sold in the state due to a chemical byproduct of roasting coffee beans.

Famous Toastery eyes long-term expansion in Long Island, NY, with a new location coming to Commack in Spring 2018.

Papa John's International, Inc. shares fell 11% in February due to controversy surrounding the brand's former CEO.

Employers added 313,000 jobs in February, the best job growth since July 2016.

Famous Toastery targets Winston-Salem for development, expanding its better breakfast brand with a new location opening in March and further growth in North Carolina.

Coca-Cola to launch its first alcoholic drink in Japan, a move that may expand to other markets, including the US, where it offers its products to franchises and brands.

Pernod Ricard sees profits from the sale of whiskey, tequila, and cognac, as spirits overtake 35.6 percent of the market.

Restaurants are starting to offer more vegetarian and healthy options in hopes to attract millennials.

President Trump hinted at a reciprocal tax, which could affect U.S. businesses and consumers.

McDonald's is eliminating cheeseburgers and chocolate milk from its Happy Meals, aiming to reduce calories, sodium, and saturated fat in children's meals.

Amazon is going to launch a new delivery service that has the potential to compete with direct shipping giants UPS and FedEx.

Dunkin’ Brands plans to add 1,000 new U.S. stores by the end of 2020, but faces concerns about labor shortages and increased competition.

Amazon is the world's most valuable brand at $150.8 billion.

The U.S. economy added 200,000 jobs in January, and the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.1 percent, the lowest since 2009.