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Coke Consolidated is simplifying for the new year
It’s a new year and a new name for Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated.
The Charlotte-based bottler of Coke products is dropping “Bottling” from its name to become Coca-Cola Consolidated Inc. (NASDAQ: COKE), effective Jan. 1, 2019. The company announced the change in a news release issued on Wednesday.
A spokesman for the company says the news release speaks for itself.
During an October interview with the Charlotte Business Journal, Frank Harrison, Coke Consolidated CEO, acknowledged that…
Georgia man joins ‘rare’ company in Chick-fil-A operators’ world
A Georgia Chick-fil-A franchisee is flying into rarified air — adding a third chain to his resume.
University of Georgia alum Kevin Williams is set to open one of 10 new Chick-fil-A locations next week, a nearly 5,000-square-foot restaurant at 6114 Hickory Flat Highway in Canton, on Jan. 9. The 10 openings, plus a major renovation, are a company record in terms of expansion in one week, according to a news release. The other openings are scheduled to take place around the country — Texas, California,…
How Coke Consolidated is simplifying for the new year
It’s a new year and a new name for Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated.
The Charlotte-based bottler of Coke products is dropping “Bottling” from its name to become Coca-Cola Consolidated Inc. (NASDAQ: COKE), effective Jan. 1, 2019. The company announced the change in a news release issued on Wednesday.
A spokesman for the company says the news release speaks for itself.
During an October interview with the Charlotte Business Journal, Frank Harrison, Coke Consolidated CEO, acknowledged that…
EXCLUSIVE: Former UC basketball player opens Oakley gym
A former University of Cincinnati basketball player who built up a personal training business is opening a gym in the heart of Oakley.
Matthew Scott, a former UC shooting guard under coach Bob Huggins in the early 2000s, opened the Body Shop Fitness at 3458 Cardiff Ave. on Jan. 1. The 5,000-square-foot gym provides personal training services and group fitness classes.
Scott didn't set out to get into personal training. After graduating from UC with a degree in architectural engineering, he got…
Wendy’s eyes Cheektowaga parcel
Benderson, fast food chain wants to build Walden Avenue site.
Charlotte’s Web aims to dominate CBD trade as hemp market opens up
Consumers may soon find its medicinal products and dietary supplements on the shelves of major retailers.
Etkin Johnson expands CTC portfolio with delivery of 2 buildings
Etkin Johsnon Real Estate Partners, a full-service, privately owned commercial real estate investment and development company based in Colorado, announced the completion of the new 109,386-square-foot FedEx distribution center at 2035 Taylor Ave. and a 136,610-sf speculative industrial/flex building at 700 Tech Court in the Colorado Technology Center in Louisville. “FedEx’s build-to-suit distribution center will …
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Beaverton food innovator starts 2019 with a new owner
A Beaverton company that rolled out an innovative commercial cooktop five years ago has a new owner.
The Middleby Corp. (Nasdaq: MIDD), of Elgin, Ill., purchased EVO America Inc. for an undisclosed price. The Oregon company counts about $8 million in annual revenue.
The local outfit's customer base has included the Japanese restaurant chain Benihana. It was founded in 2001 by Bob Shingler, an avid outdoorsman and fisherman who crafted “an evenly heated circular cooktop after struggling to heat…
Greenwood Village office building sells to Alvarado Development
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2 million watching NYC ball drop? No way, expert says
There’s no disputing that a huge crowd gathers in Times Square every New Year’s Eve to watch the ball drop.
But will tonight's crowd really be 2 million strong, like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio boasted on Friday?
Forget about it. Not even possible, one expert says.
The mayor said the city expects “up to 2 million people in Times Square itself” to ring in the new year, Fox News reports.
But New York University professor and mathematician Charles Seife says that the inflated number…