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West Coast dockworkers, shippers reach tentative contract agreement
The union for thousands of West Coast dockworkers has reached a tentative agreement on a new contract, it was announced Wednesday, after more than a year of negotiations and several work disruptions that snarled shipping traffic at some of the largest ports.
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West Coast dockworkers, shippers reach tentative contract agreement
The union for thousands of West Coast dockworkers has reached a tentative agreement on a new contract after more than a year of negotiations and several work disruptions that snarled shipping traffic at some of the largest ports.
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HEINZ® to launch six, limited-time sauces at restaurants nationwide
Heinz announced that it will be dropping six limited-time sauces at restaurants nationwide. The sauces will be announced by viral sensations monthly at select restaurants across the U.S.
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Bay Area stores locking up more merchandise to combat theft
An increasing number of stores around the Bay Area are locking up merchandise as a way to combat a rise in organized retail crime.
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23-Year-Old's Ice Cream Empire Brings in $650,000 a Year: ‘I'm a Brown Kid With Tattoos and No College Education, and I'm Doing It'
Nico Vergara’s New Zealand-style ice cream business, restaurant and cafe brought in $650,000 last year. Here’s how he turned his idea into a lucrative reality.
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Illinois Bakery Targeted After Planning ‘Family Friendly Drag Show' Closes Permanently
A suburban Chicago bakery that was targeted after announcing plans to host a family-friendly drag brunch has officially closed its doors “forever,” despite earlier plans to remain open.
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Pay Packages for Female CEOs Fell Last Year After Big Gains in 2021, Ranks Remain Thin
Last year was a mixed bag pay-wise for the women who run companies in the Standard and Poor’s 500, as compensation increased for more than half of them, but the median pay package fell.
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Elon Musk Signals Twitter's Headquarters May Not Stay in San Francisco
Elon Musk has hinted that Twitter might not keep its headquarters in San Francisco forever.
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Uber Cutting Back on Office Space in San Francisco
Even as Uber employees come back to the office, the Bay Area ridesharing giant is cutting back on office space, putting an entire San Francisco building – close to 300,000 square feet – up for lease.
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Uber Cutting Back on Office Space in San Francisco
Even as Uber employees come back to the office, the Bay Area ridesharing giant is cutting back on office space, putting an entire San Francisco building – close to 300,000 square feet – up for lease. Scott Budman reports.
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Kraft Heinz Unveils Customizable Sauce Dispenser With More Than 200 Condiment Combos for Restaurants
Kraft Heinz hopes to learn what new sauces it should launch in grocery stores based on data from the digital condiment dispenser.
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How a Cooling Vest Is Helping Fast Food Workers Beat the Heat
A Virginia man’s invention is helping those who have to work in extreme heat keep cool under pressure.
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Elon Musk Names New Twitter CEO
Linda Yaccarino, who until Friday was an executive at NBC Universal, will become Twitter’s new CEO, site owner Elon Musk tweeted. As Scott Budman reports, one of her biggest challenges will be bringing advertisers back to Twitter, something she knows a lot about.
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Elon Musk Names Former NBC Exec Linda Yaccarino as New Twitter CEO
The announcement, made via Twitter, of course, comes hours after NBC announced the longtime advertising executive had left the company.
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Elon Musk Hires Ex-NBCUniversal Ad Chief Linda Yaccarino to Be Twitter's CEO
Twitter has suffered a rapid decline in advertising revenue since Elon Musk took over the social media platform last year.
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Watch: San Jose Top Place for New Grads to Land a $100K Job, But …
A new study from Gusto says San Jose is the No. 1 place for new college grads to get a top-paying job, but when cost of living is factored in, the Capital of Silicon Valley drops to sixth. Scott McGrew reports.
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Jenny Craig Employees File a Class-Action Lawsuit Claiming the Company Violated the WARN Act
The lawsuit comes two days after Jenny Craig announced it would shut down and hundreds of people were laid off.
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Tuesday Morning Going Out of Business, Slashes Prices for Closing Sale
The Texas-based discount home goods retailer filed for bankruptcy twice in recent years before announcing on April 29 it would close for good.
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California Has $18.9 Billion in Unemployment Debt. Companies Will Have to Pay More in Taxes to Cover the Cost
California businesses are paying higher taxes this year to help pay off the state’s unemployment debt.
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Jenny Craig Tells Employees It Will Shut Its Doors
Employees received an email from the company last night indicating their jobs would be terminated by the end of the week or sooner for some.