Wal-Mart Plans Remodel at Myrtle School Road Location
Gastonia city records show Wal-Mart at 223 N Myrtle School Road will undergo a $700,000 remodel handled by FMGI Inc. The 193,000 square foot building, completed in 2004, will be repainted and upgraded with floor, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and food case changes. Work is expected to finish by the end of October with no store hours impact.
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AT&T to pay nearly 7.8 million in cramming settlement
Dallas AT&T will refund 6.8 million to consumers charged unauthorized third party directory assistance fees since 2012. The FCC announced the settlement with AT&T, plus a 950000 government fine, resolving cramming allegations.
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Delta faces day two of outages as flights canceled and delayed
Delta Air Lines battled through a second disaster day with about 530 flights canceled and nearly 1,200 delayed as it reset operations after a global computer outage. CEO Ed Bastian posted a video apology while the airline offered refunds and $200 travel vouchers for triples-hour disruptions.
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GrubHub earnings spark investor optimism and upside
Canaccord Genuity analysts praise GrubHub's strong diner and order growth in the latest quarter. The Chicago based platform, combining GrubHub and Seamless, expects rising revenue as more markets adopt the service. With a Buy rating and an $42 price target, the firm views 2024 outlook as conservative and growth potential substantial for restaurants and investors alike.
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Valeant shifts strategy after debt, probes follow price hikes
Valeant Pharmaceuticals jumped 25 percent on Tuesday as it reaffirmed its year outlook and announced a plan to sell billions in assets to pay down debt. The Laval Quebec company faces three federal probes over its business and pricing tactics for older drugs, and stock remains down about 90 percent year to date. CEO Joseph Papa described the moves as a new strategic direction while vows to streamline product lines and shed the bloated image of price gouging.
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