Ousted McDonald's CEO returns $105M in misconduct settlement
Former McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook has returned more than $105 million in equity awards and cash to the fast-food chain as part of a misconduct settlement.
Instacart driver enraged by pro-police flag allegedly runs over elderly couple's groceries
The Blaine Police Department wrote on its Facebook page that an elderly couple reported that their groceries had been run over and that they were left with a derogatory note written on the receipt.
Kentucky bourbon industry comes together for tornado victims
The Kentucky bourbon industry is coming together to raise funds for tornado relief efforts in the western part of the state.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese to pay $20 to replace Christmas cheesecake
With cream cheese shortages and supply chain disruptions at an all-time high, The Kraft Heinz Company has come up with a campaign that encourages shoppers to ditch cheesecake and its Philadelphia Cream Cheese brand in favor of another holiday dessert.
Sign at Alaska IHOP blames Biden 'free money' for staffing woes: 'Nobody wants to work anymore'
A sign at an IHOP in Alaska said the franchised restaurant was reducing hours because of staff shortages and blamed President Biden's COVID-19 relief programs.
Whole Foods skewered on TikTok for throwing out 'good' food
Whole Foods is getting torched on social media over a series of videos appearing to show a location throwing away large amounts of unexpired food
NYC steakhouse owner slams vaccine, mask mandates: 'Bad news for us'
Bobby Van's Steakhouse owner Joseph Smith argued that New York City’s vaccine and mask mandates are “bad news” for business, noting that about 460 people have canceled group and party reservations because of the restrictions.
Philadelphia Popeyes faces backlash after putting up 'no homeless people' sign: report
A Popeyes franchise in Philadelphia is facing backlash after allegedly banning homeless people from its store.
Coca-Cola recalls various Minute Maid drinks due to the presence of foreign matter
A limited quantity of refrigerated Minute Maid Berry Punch, Strawberry Lemonade, and Fruit Punch in 59-oz. cartons did not meet the company's "high-quality standards."
Mountain Dew hiring ranger for first outdoor post in Tennessee
Fans can apply online for the position at the outpost located on an 8,600-acre plot of land near Mountain City.
McDonald's debuts Mariah Carey menu for Christmas season
Starting today, McDonald's will offer certain items for free from The Mariah Menu
Will new bacon law begin? California grocers seek delay
A coalition of California restaurants and grocery stores has filed a lawsuit to block implementation of a new farm animal welfare law, adding to uncertainty about whether bacon and other fresh pork products will be much more expensive or in short supply in the state when the new rules take effect on New Year's Day.
TV chef Gordon Ramsay ditches California, moves restaurant HQ to Texas: report
Add celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay to the list of people and businesses trading California for Texas.
Junior's Cheesecake owner on cream cheese shortage: Demand has increased amid labor crisis
Junior’s Cheesecake owner Alan Rosen told “Cavuto: Coast to Coast” Friday, that a cream cheese shortage is deeply impacting his business, since the demand has increased during the labor crisis.
Starbucks store in Buffalo votes to unionize
Starbucks employees at the coffee chain's Elmwood Village location in Buffalo have voted 19 to 8 in favor of being represented by Workers United, an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union. The vote awaits official certification by the National Labor Relations Board.
Julia Child's DC home hits market for $3.5M
The former Washington, D.C., home of famed chef Julia Child is on the market for $3.5 million.
Publix heiress Carol Jenkins Barnett dead at 65
Publix heiress Carol Jenkins Barnett died late Tuesday evening in her home while surrounded by her loved ones, according to the supermarket chain.
Starbucks union vote in Buffalo to proceed as planned after NLRB rejects coffee chain's appeal
The counting of ballots in a rare union election at three Starbucks locations in Buffalo, New York will proceed as planned after the National Labor Relations Board rejected the coffee chain’s appeal to the delay the vote.
Striking Kellogg cereal workers reject tentative agreement for new 5-year contract
The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union said its members “overwhelmingly voted to reject the tentative agreement” Sunday, more than three months after employees went on strike.
Starbucks CEO says unionization would go against 'direct relationship' with employees
Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said the formation of a union at some of the company’s cafes could disrupt the chain’s relationship with its workers, at a time when Starbucks seeks to expand its ranks of baristas.