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Carl's Jr Restaurant Operator CKE Files for $100 Million IPO Private-equity backed CKE Inc, which operates the Carl's Jr and Hardees fast food chains, filed with U.S. regulators on Thursday to raise up to $100 million in an initial public offering.
Cramer?s Stock Call: Dunkin' Brands or Tim Hortons? The ?Mad Money? host analyzes both stocks to determine which is best.
Wal-Mart's Strong Earnings Overshadow Bribery Allegations Headlines about Wal-Mart Stores' better-than-expected earnings mean that, at least for now, Wall Street isn't so concerned about bribery allegations in Mexico and impending investigations.
JOBS Act Will Drive Businesses to IPO On-Ramp: Opinion While the center of the universe this week for Wall Street and the IPO world is Facebook?s long-awaited debut to the public market, the biggest ongoing story related to the IPO market is the enactment last month of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act.
Outrageous Drinks With a little creative packaging and a lot of innovation, spirits manufacturers are expanding the market. Click ahead for some of the most unusual ways businesses are innovating in the world of alcohol.
Investing in Restaurants Can Work, but It?s Not as Easy as Pie Investing in restaurants has a bad name. But plenty of people find ways to run restaurants profitably and make a good deal of money from the enterprise.
Skinny Tax, Silly Tax Jared Bernstein, Center on Budget & Policy Priorities and Steve Moore, Wall Street Journal senior economic writer, debate the merits of a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
Cramer's Option Play on Monster Beverage Mad Money's Jim Cramer explains why buying deep-in- the-money call options on Monster Beverage are a more conservative trade than buying the company's stock.
The Six Pack: Beer Buzz of the Week Here's the latest "Six Pack," a look at six news items that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits, as we head into the weekend. This week, Beam's Maker's Mark wins a trademark case for its red wax seal, Anheuser-Bush rolls out a cider, and Andrea Bocelli launches a wine line.
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