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Philly's Wells Fargo Center will need a new name again
Philadelphia’s pro sports arena is going to be getting a new name as Wells Fargo won’t renew its naming rights.
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FTC launches probe into ‘surveillance pricing' that it says links cost to customer data
The agency is seeking more information about how AI is used to change pricing rapidly based on data about customer behavior and characteristics.
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Walmart revamps its young adult clothing line in pursuit of fashion credibility
The retooling of the No Boundaries label is part of a strategy to get customers to think of Walmart as a place to buy cool clothes.
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Costco hikes membership fee for the first time since 2017
Costco will hike its annual membership fees by $5 in the U.S. and Canada starting Sept. 1.
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Saks Fifth Avenue parent HBC to acquire Neiman Marcus Group in $2.65 billion deal
The deal will establish Saks Global, which will include Saks Fifth Avenue, Saks OFF 5TH, Neiman Marcus’ namesake department store chain and Bergdorf Goodman.
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‘Howl at the Moon' bar announces sudden closure
Howl at the Moon and Down Nightclub says it is officially closing down. The bar and live music spot thanked its customers for a decade of loyalty at its South 15th Street location. The company did not give a reason for the sudden closure and says all reservations will be refunded.
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Walgreens to take a hard look at underperforming stores, could shutter hundreds more
Walgreens is finalizing a plan to fix its U.S. business that could result in closing hundreds of additional stores over the next three years.
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Mallrats rejoice: Limited Too teases a comeback next month
A social media account for the brand confirmed in an Instagram post that its relaunching in July.
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Occasionette opens larger South Philadelphia location with giveaways
NBC10’s Brenna Weick takes you inside Occasionette’s new East Passyunk Avenue location with owner Sara Villari to check out the bigger space. The greeting card and crafts store is offering some freebies, leading to lines of people waiting to get inside.
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Constance Marie shares the biggest business lesson she's learned as an actress
“I’ve learned that Hollywood is missing out on billions of dollars by not marketing to the Latino community,” actress Constance Marie said.
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No more plastic rings. Philly Coca-Cola bottler turns to paperboard packaging
So long plastic rings, hello paperboard for drinks packaged at Liberty Coca-Cola Beverages in Philadelphia
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Philly bottling company starts producing cardboard Coke bottle carriers
NBC10’s Keith Jones and Erin Coleman react to Liberty Coca-Cola Beverages’ new cardboard packaging for bottles.
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How private equity rolled Red Lobster
After Red Lobster filed for bankruptcy, some analysts say the root of its woes was not the endless shrimp promotions but a financing technique favored by a powerful force in the financial industry known as private equity.
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Red Lobster files for bankruptcy
Red Lobster is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection shortly after closing some of its restaurants.
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Delaware grants dollars to entrepreneurs in the 302
Kurt Foreman, president & CEO of Delaware Prosperity Partnership, chats with Brenna Weick about Startup302, a pitch competition for tech and tech-enabled entrepreneurs.
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No more Soul, for now: Philly's arena football team folds 2024 season after 2 games
The Philadelphia Soul’s return to Arena Football League was short-lived, but team leadership is promising the Soul will live on.
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Instacart partners with Uber Eats to offer restaurant deliveries
San Francisco-based Instacart said Tuesday that its U.S. shoppers will see a “Restaurants” tab in the company’s app in the coming weeks.
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32-year-old mom's Poshmark side hustle brings in nearly $4,000 a month — she only works 3 to 4 hours a day
Maria Jones started selling clothing on Poshmark in October 2017. She’s since grossed more than $300,000 on the site altogether.
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The Sports Bra, Oregon pub for women's sports fans, plans national expansion
Just two years after opening, the bar announced plans to go nationwide through a franchise model.
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‘The Tortured Poets Department' is making even more ‘Swifties' embrace vinyl
Manayunk’s Main Street Music and other record stores enjoyed a boost in their sales as Taylor Swift released her new album Friday. The record store teamed up with a Philadelphia restaurant to cater to “Swifties.” Also, you have to check out Sheila Watko’s “The Tortured Poets Department”-inspired traffic report.