Bald Birds Brewing Tried to Scale. Now a Former Partner Wants $18.5 Million
The Pennsylvania brewery sought expansion through the B3 Beverage platform. Now it faces claims involving unpaid loans, wages, leases, and debts.
The Pennsylvania brewery sought expansion through the B3 Beverage platform. Now it faces claims involving unpaid loans, wages, leases, and debts.
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The chain cited “significant macroeconomic headwinds” as the reason for the move.
Emanate says one steelmaker reduced quote response time from days to hours while raising the share of customer requests that received a response.
Kroger says customer feedback and store data spurred the change. Experts say the move should be managed carefully.
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An employment law professor says blanket anti-accent policies may raise discrimination concerns.
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Two new studies found that a substantial number of GLP-1 users reported experiencing these side effects.
JPMorgan Chase and Ford are funding a new initiative directed toward one of the state’s core industries.
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The share of S&P 500 stocks above their 200-day average has dropped to 49 percent, marking the sharpest deterioration in breadth since the Fed’s hawkish pivot at Jackson Hole.