
CNBC: Andy Puzder Withdraws Nomination for Labor Secretary: Reports
Andy Puzder, CEO of CKE Restaurants, is expected to withdraw his nomination for Labor Secretary due to opposition from Republicans in the Senate.
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Andy Puzder, CEO of CKE Restaurants, is expected to withdraw his nomination for Labor Secretary due to opposition from Republicans in the Senate.

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Andy Puzder's Labor Secretary confirmation hearing is delayed, potentially impacting the franchising industry's representation in Washington, D.C.

The franchise industry experienced significant growth in 2016 despite uncertainty surrounding the presidential election and related issues like minimum wage and overtime regulations.

The National Federation of Independent Business reported a 12-year high in small business optimism, correlated to President-elect Trump's surprising win.

The International Franchise Association seeks clarity on the joint-employer rule, which is a priority for the organization in the months ahead.

Toppers Pizza executive Kendall Richmond praises Andy Puzder, CEO of CKE Restaurants, as a nominee for labor secretary.

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Andy Puzder, CEO of CKE Restaurants, has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump for Labor Secretary.

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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy discusses the Trump administration's plan for tax reform in 2017, focusing on lowering taxes and reducing the corporate tax rate.

A federal judge issued an injunction on a new overtime regulation that would have affected franchise concepts, particularly in the restaurant industry.

A federal injunction halts new overtime regulations that would have affected franchise concepts, especially those in the restaurant industry.

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Donald Trump's business experience has been cited as a qualification for public office, but his presidency may have significant impacts on the US business landscape.

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