Starbucks clarifies policy after barista refuses to write Charlie Kirk name on cup
Company says customers may use names, including political figures, while reaffirming guidance against writing slogans on drinks
Company says customers may use names, including political figures, while reaffirming guidance against writing slogans on drinks
Limited-time promotion lets consumers trade in any old straightener for $150 off the Chronos Classic or Chronos Max, running Sept. 1–23.
A Palermo’s Pizza facility worker in West Milwaukee died after being crushed by a robot during an early-morning shift; authorities are investigating with OSHA's help and the company is offering family support.
A rapid ascent to near-£5 million in annual revenue ends with liquidation after a faulty restock; Ashcroft has since shifted to a design role at Oh Polly as she reflects on what went wrong and what comes next for influencer-led brands.
Texas-based salad chain shutters about a quarter of its restaurants, keeping Phoenix, Tucson and Las Vegas locations open while prioritizing Dallas and Oklahoma.
Chain to shrink footprint, prioritizing Dallas–Oklahoma corridor and select western markets while exiting several Texas cities
Institute for Fiscal Studies says government’s planned productivity gains may be insufficient to fund public services without a potential £18 billion top-up
Cohen-Hard Rock bid climbs after two Manhattan proposals are dropped; Genting Resorts World at Aqueduct and MGM Empire City at Yonkers remain top contenders for live-table gaming.
Federal watchdog and a group of state attorneys general allege the companies exploit fans and artists through deceptive pricing and coordination with brokers; suit filed in California federal court