A survey by Subway pokes at its competitor, which has far bigger problems than its image.
More than 8,000 households got hit with the one-time levy as Socialist President Francois Hollande continues to target the nation's wealthiest.
Budget brews have gotten costlier recently, but the trend toward cheaper brands is more widespread than this group could account for.
San Francisco pitcher Jeremy Affeldt corrected a clerical error in his favor even after management told him to keep the money.
A customer claims lye used to clean tap lines at a Dallas location scorched his mouth, throat and stomach.
She claims she was forced to take religious courses that included screaming at ashtrays and staring at co-workers.
A study by 2 German economists finds that markets make people more likely to betray their own moral codes.
A crackdown on Internet slot machine parlors has their owners pointing fingers at the token-wagering arcade and pizza chain.
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