Subway hires former Burger King exec Jonathan Fitzpatrick as new CEO
Subway has named Jonathan Fitzpatrick, a former Burger King executive and head of Driven Brands, as its new CEO following its 2024 acquisition by private equity firm Roark Capital.
Trump administration aims to roll back more than 60 workplace safety rules
The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed eliminating dozens of labor protections, including minimum wage rules for home health workers and safety standards in construction, agriculture, and mining.
Paying off credit card debt in these states will take the longest, study finds
Credit card debt can feel overwhelming to tackle but residents in these states are finding it more challenging to pay it off quicker than others.
UPS delivery drivers offered buyouts amid 'unique circumstances'
UPS is offering a voluntary separation package to full-time U.S. drivers amid a major network reconfiguration.
Trump reportedly plans order to open 401(k)s to private markets: What it means for your retirement
Financial firms already developing new investment products in anticipation of the executive order.
1 in 4 credit card debtors believes they will never be free of debt
A new survey finds 23% of credit card debtors believe they’ll never be debt-free, with most citing emergency expenses and everyday costs as the main cause.
Maverick Gaming to close 4 WA casinos following rule change
Maverick Gaming's multi-state operation is in the midst of a shakeup. The company has announced they are shutting down four casinos in Washington.
Starbucks takes aim at remote work, says some employees may need to relocate to headquarters
The Seattle-based company said that all corporate "people leaders" must be based in either Seattle or Toronto within 12 months.
Costco's new bakery item quickly becomes latest internet craze
A new bakery item from Costco is generating buzz on social media. Have you tried it yet?
Here's how many Americans have a side hustle -- and what they're doing
Taking on a second job for extra cash is a way of life for many, and these industries are the ones people are choosing based on a new study.
X CEO, Linda Yaccarino, steps down from social media platform
Linda Yaccarino was with the company for two years.
Historic Seattle cowboy bar faces eviction over dumpster
A 90-year-old Seattle staple is facing the possibility of eviction due to a disagreement with their landlord over a dumpster.
Six Flags may close nearly 50-year-old park due to poor financial performance
Company executive says California's Great America is 'very low on the ranking of margins.'
Seattle breaks its single-day record for scooter, bike share rides
Seattle residents and visitors were on the move last week, with SDOT reporting that tens of thousands of people broke the ride record for the city.
Amazon shutting down Freevee app, moving shows and movies to Prime Video
Amazon is ending its Freevee streaming app by August 2025, moving its free shows, movies, and live channels to Prime Video.
Cracker Barrel's modern makeover leaves diners divided
Cracker Barrel is redesigning its restaurants with cleaner interiors and brighter lighting—but many loyal customers say it’s lost the charm that made it special.
GameStop customers could receive cash payout following settlement over alleged privacy breach
GameStop faces a $4.5 million settlement after being accused of sharing personal information without consent.
These cities have the highest credit card delinquencies in the U.S., study shows
Late credit card payments impact Americans in some capacity, but these areas are dealing with higher rates of delinquency based on data in a recent study.
Del Monte, the canned food aisle staple, files for bankruptcy
Del Monte Foods, the 135-year-old company known for canned goods, is joining the list of major retailers filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.