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Exclusive: Cherry Creek coffee shop preps for national growth after major investment
The primary investor sees it as an opportunity to meet customer expectations for “experiential retail.”
Fatburger returning to the East Coast
Fatburger is expanding to the East Coast with a planned restaurant in New Jersey set to open later this year.
Fatburger parent company Fat Brands Inc. (Nasdaq: FAT) said it signed a new development deal with franchise partner Praveen Vig to develop a Fatburger restaurant in New Jersey’s Cherry Hill Mall that will open its doors in late 2018.
The Beverly Hills, California-based restaurant operator said the opening of this new store will launch Fatburger's return to the East Coast and the brand’s…
Z’Tejas restaurants emerge from bankruptcy; owners already thinking expansion
The restaurant's parent company filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2017.
As Sparkman Wharf redevelopment begins, longtime Channelside mainstay Precinct Pizza closes
Precinct Pizza, a New York City police-themed pizzeria in the former Channelside Bay Plaza, has closed as the long-awaited redevelopment of its real estate begins.
The restaurant announced its closure on Facebook on Sunday, saying its lease was not renewed. A massive overhaul of Channelside Bay Plaza — transforming it into Sparkman Wharf, a place with a waterfront dining garden, craft biergarten and recreational lawn — was announced in late July.
The first phase of the redevelopment also includes…
Westmont Hospitality acquires DIA Embassy Suites for $49.5 million
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Home Manager app hits home for Elowe
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John Schnatter files a fresh lawsuit against Papa John’s
There's a new battle in the war between “Papa” John Schnatter and the company he founded, Papa John's International Inc.
Schnatter, founder and a director of the company, filed a new lawsuit against the business, his fellow directors and CEO Steve Ritchie. The lawsuit was filed in the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware, claiming violations of the duties of loyalty and care causing irreparable harm. The lawsuit is under seal for now, but the cover letter is posted on Schnatter's website,…
Performing arts enrich cultural fabric of Milwaukee area: The List Slideshow
There is a little something for everyone with so many artistic endeavors blooming throughout the Milwaukee area.
And enthusiastic audiences continue to program their busy schedules to include performances that fill the arts calendar.
Whether the choice includes a ticket to the world-class Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra or a Broadway touring show at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, the options are astounding.
From dance to opera to theater, performing arts groups big and small continue…
St. Louisans pay more for child care than rent
Balancing the cost of child care and the cost of rent can be challenging. In some cities, like St. Louis, families may pay more for child care than rent.
According to a new report from San Francisco-based apartment search website HotPads.com, the median monthly rent in St. Louis is $1,195, but child care costs $1,330 a month. That makes St. Louis one of 13 cities where child care costs exceed rent.
Nationally, the median rent payment is $1,500 a month, about $115 more than the monthly cost of…
I Tried It: Facing my fears on the Banks’ giant Ferris wheel PHOTOS
A funny thing happened on my way into my 30s: I developed a fear of heights.
It started innocuously enough, and easy enough to explain away: when driving up Waimea Canyon in Hawaii, the precipitous drops on either side of the two-lane road up the mountain caused an intense desire to study the fabric on the back headrest of the seat in front of me. And then again, driving on the peaks of canyons on the way to Escalante, Utah, my palms mysteriously sprung a leak while looking down to the bottoms of…