Category: Business
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Albertsons and Kroger Plan Safeway Store Sale in Colorado
Denver, CO — Albertsons Companies and Kroger have announced plans to divest 89 Safeway stores in Colorado to C&S Wholesalers as part of a proposed merger agreement. The move comes amidst regulatory challenges that have stalled the merger process, prompting speculation about the future of these locations. What the Sale Means for Safeway Stores If…
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Metra’s Warehouse Purchase Becomes Financial Burden
Harvey Warehouse Purchase Costs Metra $18 Million Metra, Chicago’s primary commuter rail system, finds itself entangled in a financial debacle following its first-ever real estate purchase—a hand sanitizer warehouse in Harvey, Illinois. Originally intended to serve as a central hub for storing railroad parts, the project has unexpectedly escalated to a costly and controversial venture.…
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Portland Electricity Shutoffs Spike After PGE Rate Increase
PORTLAND, Ore. – The number of electricity service shutoffs due to non-payment has spiked significantly for Portland General Electric (PGE) following a rate hike earlier this year, according to recent data. Rising Disconnections In February, PGE disconnected power for 2,424 customers who failed to pay their bills. This figure rose to 2,681 households in March…
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Google Announces $2.3 Billion Expansion in Central Ohio
Google has reaffirmed its commitment to Central Ohio with a substantial $2.3 billion investment, marking another significant milestone in the region’s burgeoning tech sector. The announcement, made at a ceremony attended by Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, local congressional members, and Google executives, underscores the tech giant’s confidence in the area’s economic potential and strategic…
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Nationwide Cancels Pet Insurance for 100,000 Customers: Impact Explained
Nationwide Insurance has announced plans to cancel pet insurance coverage for approximately 100,000 customers between spring and summer next year. The decision, attributed to rising veterinary costs and other financial factors, marks a significant change affecting pet owners across the United States. Impact on Pet Owners Christie Keith, a freelance writer based in Michigan, shared…
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Donald R. Horton, Founder of Leading Homebuilding Company, Dies
Donald R. Horton, the visionary founder of the prominent Arlington-based homebuilding company, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday night at the age of 74. Known for revolutionizing the real estate and homebuilding industries since 1972, Horton’s legacy extends far beyond his business achievements. A Legacy in Homebuilding Donald Horton began his journey in real estate in…
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Long Beach Businesses Face Second Vandalism Spree
LONG BEACH, Calif. – Business owners in Long Beach are grappling with a troubling recurrence of vandalism, marking the second incident within a week in the same neighborhood. Multiple establishments have once again fallen victim to shattered windows, intensifying concerns over community safety and economic stability. Recent Incidents and Police Response The latest wave of…
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Fells Point Restaurant Owner Temporarily Closes Amid Rising Violence
Benny Trump reporting for TLNA Fells Point, MD — Amid escalating violence, Ashish Alfred, owner of Duck Duck Goose, Osteria Pirata, and Anchor Tavern in Fells Point, has announced the temporary closure of his establishments. This decision follows a plea to the mayor for enhanced safety measures in the historic district. Owner’s Decision to Close…
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Whataburger Sues What-A-Burger #13 Over North Carolina Expansion
Whataburger, a renowned Texas-based fast food chain set to expand into North Carolina, has initiated a lawsuit against What-A-Burger #13, a local restaurant chain in Mount Pleasant and Locust. The lawsuit alleges trademark infringement and breach of contract related to their name usage agreement. Background: Whataburger’s Expansion and Local Response Founded in 1950, Whataburger has…
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TLNA Launches Innovative Local News App in Metro Areas
Article: TOWSON, Md. — Swimmer Brian Benzing has an opportunity to do something no Towson University athlete has done before: Advance past the preliminary heats in the U.S. Olympic Trials.He’ll have an opportunity to accomplish the feat on Saturday in Indianapolis. Advertisement Benzing will compete in the 100-meter breaststroke as the No. 19 seed…