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Target announces major changes to how customers can check out at stores
Target has announced a major change to its self checkout policy.
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Wawa in Philadelphia's Spring Garden neighborhood to close after losing its lease
A Wawa located right in the heart of Center City is set to close and be replaced by a bank. Here’s why.
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Chick-fil-A introduces first-ever grab-and-go store as mobile ordering is on the rise
There is a new push to make fast food even faster. Popular chains are now using technology to satisfy customers need for speed. To accommodate these changes many fast food restaurants are investing in AI and virtual ways to serve customers. NBC10’s Erin Coleman has the story.
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Dollar Tree and Family Dollar to close nearly 1,000 stores
Dollar Tree plans to close about 600 Family Dollar stores in the first half of this year and 370 Family Dollar and 30 Dollar Tree stores over the next several years.
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Grocer Aldi to add 800 of its discount stores across US as Americans feel pinch of high food prices
Aldi plans to add 800 of its discount grocery stores across the U.S. in a five-year expansion plan.
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‘Citrahood': Women join together to can beer at Philly's Dock Street Brewing
NBC10’s Brenna Weick meets Rosemarie Certo, the woman behind Dock Street Brewing Company and its new “Citrahood” beer. A group of women were inspired by other women to can the beer in time for International Women’s Day.
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Target launches new paid membership program called Target Circle 360. Here's how it works
Target, looking for ways to add sales, is launching a new paid membership program that will offer things like free same-day delivery and more.
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These college friends wanted a ‘Latino hard seltzer,' so they made one
The recipe for a hard seltzer that celebrated Latin American cultures was simple for three college friends — but missing from store shelves.
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Some Philly city workers back in office full-time for 1st time since COVID pandemic
NBC10’s Matt DeLucia reports on the full-time return of senior Philadelphia officials returning to the office starting Monday.
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Kellogg CEO faces backlash for suggesting people eat ‘cereal for dinner' to save money
WK Kellogg CEO Gary Pilnick’s cost-saving suggestion of eating cereal for dinner has yet to win over consumers who are feeling the strain of grocery prices.
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Biden administration sues to block Kroger-Albertsons supermarket merger
The Biden administration is suing to block a proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons supermarket chains, saying the deal would lead to higher food prices for consumers.
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TD Bank puts support behind innovative Black-owned businesses
The TD Charitable Foundation is using its Innovate Capital Growth Fund to help Black- and other minority-owned businesses grow. Philly Live finds out how the program works to invest money back into communities.
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Main Line deli favorite, Hymie's, set to reopen weeks after flooding
NBC10’s Keith Jones and Erin Coleman share fond memories of the pickle bar at Hymie’s Delicatessen as the beloved Main Line restaurant reopens weeks after being flooded by a water main break.
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How this duo helped singer Sofía Reyes carve out a Spanglish music career
How do you score one of the seminal Spanglish-language music hits with reggaetón icon Wisin? There’s no formula, but Paloma Hecht and Charlie Guerrero Guerrero have helped Sofía Reyes score multiple hits.
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Uber, Lyft drivers threaten to strike on Valentine's Day at U.S. airports, including Philly International
Thousands of U.S. ride-hailing workers plan to park their cars and picket at major U.S. airports in what organizers say is their largest strike yet in a drive for better pay and benefits. Uber and Lyft drivers plan daylong strikes Wednesday in Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Miami and other cities. NBC10 Philadelphia’s Matt DeLucia reports from PHL.
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McDonald's CEO shares new message amid viral complaints of rising fast food prices
McDonald’s CEO has a new message for what comes next as customer complaints over rising fast food prices.
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Target removes Black History Month book from shelves for misidentifying Civil Rights leaders
Target has removed an activity book commemorating Black History Month from shelves after a teacher noticed that the product had mixed up prominent Civil Rights icons.
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Temu is planning to open up its marketplace to US and European sellers
Temu came on the U.S. market in 2022 and has gained traction by offering cheap apparel and other low-cost goods.
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Tony Luke's cheesesteak shop owners get prison for tax fraud
The owners of the popular cheesesteak restaurant Tony Luke’s in South Philadelphia were sentenced to nearly two years in prison for tax fraud, the DOJ said. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante reports.
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Tony Luke's cheesesteak owners sentenced for tax fraud scheme
The two owners of the Tony Luke’s restaurant located in South Philadelphia have been sentenced to nearly two years in prison for a tax fraud scheme.