by Thom Forbes on Sep 30, 8:17 AM
Company will close as many as 178 stores in the U.S. and shut down most in Asia and Europe, but will remain in Mexico and Latin America.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 27, 8:17 AM
Called the P.L.T. (plant, lettuce, tomato), it will be available at 28 restaurants in Ontario, Canada, starting Sept. 30, for 12 weeks.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 26, 8:38 AM
When the deal closes, Inspire will be the fourth largest restaurant company in the U.S., with $14 billion in annual sales from 11,200+ restaurants in 16 countries.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 25, 8:20 AM
"We stayed intensely focused on the apparel classifications that matter the most to the female athlete; bras and tights," said Nike CEO.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 24, 8:10 AM
Apple had previously announced it planned to move Mac Pro manufacturing to China.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 23, 8:16 AM
The company, which had been booking itineraries and transporting voyagers since 1848, was crippled by debt, online competition and a changing travel market.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 20, 8:22 AM
Colt made clear it was responding to an oversaturated market for AR-15s and will continue to expand its dealer network and its lines of revolvers and 1911 pistols.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 19, 8:19 AM
The bureau will also "release data visualization and analysis tools to help people interpret the data in context," according to report.
by Thom Forbes on Sep 18, 8:03 AM
Pizza Hut's new item looks like a giant Cheez-It, though stuffed with mozzarella cheese or pepperoni, with a side of marinara sauce for dipping,
by Thom Forbes on Sep 17, 8:04 AM
"WeWork has become an extreme example of the excesses afforded to technology entrepreneurs in the era of unicorns," says one report.