The brand’s new aesthetic, dubbed “Sizzle,” has rolled out at 90 locations in the U.S. and Canada, with most of those renovations completed last year. The company said it’s looking to remodel hundreds more in 2025, bringing digital menu boards, self-ordering kiosks and giant orange booths embossed with adjectives like “JUICY” and “CRISPY” to customers nationwide. Burger King’s parent company said last year that it was pouring $2.2 billion into a brand refresh, and recently spent nearly half that sum on buying its biggest franchisee to speed up the facelifts.
Reviewer: Marie
February 03, 2026
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“No one in their young 20s are buying homes,” said Ricky Voong, a real estate agent in Southampton, Pennsylvania, who has noticed his clientele getting older lately.“No one in their young 20s are buying homes,” said Ricky Voong, a real estate agent in Southampton, Pennsylvania, who has noticed his clientele getting older lately.
Reviewer: Marie
February 03, 2026
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"Trump claims this law is the reason he can impose these tariffs, and he is wrong," Bonta said at a news conference alongside Newsom in Stanislaus County, in California's Central Valley. "The truth is the IEEPA does not apply here. Trump has had to resort to creating bogus national emergencies that defy reason."
Reviewer: Marie
February 03, 2026
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Canada’s break from American-made wine and the Trump administration’s global tariffs have compounded the struggles of the United States’ already-stressed wine industry to the point that it may be difficult for much of it “to come back from,” an American wine organization leader told NBC News.
Reviewer: Marie
February 03, 2026
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That means customers looking for a specific car in a specific color may have difficulty finding it as automakers tighten the spigots on deliveries. Ariel said consumers rushed to the showroom following Trump’s late March announcement of 25% tariffs on imported vehicles, in some cases citing inventory concerns as a reason for the urgency.
Reviewer: Marie
February 03, 2026
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Recent grads’ unemployment rate was 5.8% as of March, up from 4.6% a year earlier, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported last week. The share of new graduates working jobs that don’t require their degrees — a situation known as “underemployment” — hit 41.2% in March, rising from 40.6% that same month in 2024.
Reviewer: Marie
February 03, 2026
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