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NYC eases 118 regulatory requirements for restaurants

The mandates were killed, lightened or appended with grace periods for righting violations—a historic change for a city known for its red tape.

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Restaurants ask Congress for relief on swipe fees

A sharp increase in the fees has merchants pushing for fundamental changes in the credit card industry.

The Senate is expected to take up the Cardin-Wicker bill, which would provide an additional $40 billion in grant funding for restaurants.

Working Lunch: The podcast includes a discussion on potential help for the industry from Congress and the Administration and growing unionization efforts. Jack in the Box could be pulled into the fray.

The chain has asked federal labor regulators to halt the intimidation as relations between Starbucks and the union continue to sour.

Sticking to its political policies has put the entertainment giant at odds with Gov. DeSantis. Was the turmoil worth it?

Regulators say the chain appears to have violated federal rules when it fired seven pro-union baristas in Tennessee.

Health officials say the precaution is now unnecessary because of a sharp and unexpected drop in hospitalizations.

More jurisdictions are prohibiting restaurants from using non-compostable or reusable packaging and utensils.

The entertainment giant is losing the 55-year-old privilege of functioning as the government of its holdings in the middle part of the state.

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