Versa Fitness Opens In Coralville With Personal Approach
Coralville graduates Nick Burrell and Josh Lambrecht opened Versa Fitness on Sept. 1 after taking over a closed gym space. The partners financed with personal loans and built a community oriented program mixing resistance training, high‑intensity workouts, and recovery sessions. Membership has doubled in four months and they plan nine to ten classes daily, plus community events like Bells and Beer at Big Grove Iowa City.
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Coralville
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Versa Fitness Opens Its Doors In Coralville
Brecht and team push ahead with Versa Fitness at 2201 E Grantview Dr Suite 102 Coralville despite doubt. Nick Burrell and Josh Lambrecht own the business offering training in its first year. Contact email and phone listed for reach.
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States and voters lift minimum wage in multiple states
Feds have not raised the federal minimum wage since 2009 while 18 states grant pay bumps starting this week. Maine boosts wages 11 percent to $10 an hour, Washington state to $11.50, making it the highest. The article notes inflation erosion and US outlier status among rich nations, with $7.25 federal rate and broad support for $10.10.
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Congress
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Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
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Casemates Eyes New Wine Deals From Woot Founder
Dallas entrepreneur Matt Rutledge and David Studdert, cofounder of Wine Country Connect, launch Casemates after Amazon shifted Wine.Woot to Whole Foods. Casemates will offer new wine deals three times weekly and enable social case-sharing to cut prices.
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Woot. Com
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Texas
Woot.com
Rutledge
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David Studdert
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Casemates
Mediocre Corp
Courts Ramen Price Fixing Case Heads to Trial
A federal judge in San Francisco refused to dismiss an antitrust class action accusing Nong Shim Co. and Ottogi Corp. of coordinating six price increases from 2001 to 2008. Plaintiffs include retailers and consumers in 23 states and DC. trial set for February 23.
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Nongshim Co
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