Subway hires former Burger King exec Jonathan Fitzpatrick as new CEO

Subway has named Jonathan Fitzpatrick, a former Burger King executive and head of Driven Brands, as its new CEO following its 2024 acquisition by private equity firm Roark Capital.

Trump administration aims to roll back more than 60 workplace safety rules

The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed eliminating dozens of labor protections, including minimum wage rules for home health workers and safety standards in construction, agriculture, and mining.

Paying off credit card debt in these states will take the longest, study finds

Credit card debt can feel overwhelming to tackle but residents in these states are finding it more challenging to pay it off quicker than others.

Target announces new stores openings this year across six states

As part of a plan to open new locations, Target is launching the stores this year while investing in supply chains and new initiatives.

1 in 4 credit card debtors believes they will never be free of debt

A new survey finds 23% of credit card debtors believe they’ll never be debt-free, with most citing emergency expenses and everyday costs as the main cause.

Dignity Act: Dallas business owner spurs effort to protect working immigrants

A Democrat from Texas and a Republican from Florida reintroduced immigration legislation that would allow people who are in the United States illegally but otherwise working and living within the law to stay in the country.

Texas flooding: Businesses, organizations donate to recovery, relief efforts

Businesses and organizations from all over are pledging funds and resources to help with relief and recovery efforts following the devastating and deadly floods in Central Texas over the holiday weekend.

Small business owners struggling to fill jobs
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A survey of thousands of the nation?s small businesses found that filling job openings remains a challenge. Some owners say finding quality labor is the biggest problem.

Small business owners struggling to fill jobs, survey finds

A survey of thousands of the nation’s small businesses found that filling job openings remains a challenge. Some owners say finding quality labor is the biggest problem.

NFIB: Texas businesses struggling to fill open positions
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Sarah Horn the Texas Assistant State Director of the National Federation of Independent Business talks with Shaun Rabb about

Cracker Barrel's modern makeover leaves diners divided

Cracker Barrel is redesigning its restaurants with cleaner interiors and brighter lighting—but many loyal customers say it’s lost the charm that made it special.

These cities have the highest credit card delinquencies in the U.S., study shows

Late credit card payments impact Americans in some capacity, but these areas are dealing with higher rates of delinquency based on data in a recent study.

Del Monte, the canned food aisle staple, files for bankruptcy

Del Monte Foods, the 135-year-old company known for canned goods, is joining the list of major retailers filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Lululemon Costco lawsuit involves ‘dupes’ for sale

Have you seen these alleged Lululemon “dupes?” The popular brand has filed a lawsuit against Costco.

Unemployment among college grads surpasses overall joblessness rate in US

Young college graduates are facing the toughest job market in more than a decade, with unemployment for degree holders ages 22 to 27 outpacing the national rate, according to new data.

Microsoft plans 'substantial' job cuts across Xbox division

Gaming executives are reportedly under pressure to boost financial performance following a $69B Activision Blizzard deal.