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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner may be heading for divorce after 4 years, 2 children
Legendary musician Jimmy Buffett dies of skin cancer
X/Twitter updated privacy policy admits collection of biometric data, employment & education history
The U.S. HHS department has recommended reclassifying marijuana from a schedule I drug to a schedule III drug
Investing legend Warren Buffett turns 93 August 30th, based on his net worth he's earned the equivalent of $3.5 million every day of his life
Apple event September 12th
Indeed.com offers $10,000 to trans employees and employees with trans children to help move to safe states
Subway sandwich shop sold to private company that owns Arby's and Jimmy Johns
Shein meet Forveer21; Forever21 meet Shein
What some have described as frenemies are now more like stepsisters. It appears the two are kind of joining forces, Shein has invested in the parent company of Forver21 and in turn Forever21 has invested in Shein. Although we think Shein got the better deal. Regardless the two are now related with one another.
Eggo inspires a new way to brunch
The Eggo brand is selling a creamy liqueur blending the flavors of toasted Eggo waffles, maple syrup and butter with a hint of smoky bacon. Are you willing to give it a try?
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Taco Tuesday fight is over
A Wyoming based company called Taco John's which has 400 stores in 20 states owns the trademark to the phrase "Taco Tuesdays" (except in New Jersey) however Taco Bell recently sued to allow any business selling tacos to use the phrase. Citing high costs the company decided not to fight the use of the phrase. Now any business can use the phrase. The original phrase started as "Taco Twosday" in 1979.
Bang buyout
News reports today stated that Monster Energy is near a deal to buyout Bang Energy. Bang filed for bankruptcy last year after Monster was successful in a false adverting claim worth nearly $300 million. Now it could be Monster paying the big bucks, closing in on a deal worth almost $362 million to acquire Bang out of bankruptcy.