Teen Entrepreneur Duo Turns Hot Dogs Into Six Figures
Two 19-year-old founders have turned a hot dog stand into a six-figure business at the Jersey Shore, and their story is a masterclass in scrappy growth. Matt D’Arcy and Keith Stedronsky started “Dogs Out” at just 16, and the seasonal stand is now a summer staple in Manasquan, New Jersey. Here is why founders should…
Read MoreIndia is a nation of walkers – but its cities forgot them
For much of my life, walking in Indian cities has felt less like exercising a right than negotiating an obstacle course. I grew up in Kolkata, where wide pavements disappeared beneath rows of hawkers. I moved to Delhi, where roads seemed designed almost exclusively for cars. Now I live in Gurugram, where footpaths vanish into…
Read MoreIllinois Lawmaker Presses for Consumer Paybacks As Trump Administration Hits $100B in Tariff Refunds
The Trump administration has refunded about $100 billion in revenue from its dismantled “reciprocal” tariff scheme—about 60 percent of the total owed to importers by the federal government. The figure was reported in a Tuesday filing in the United States Court of International Trade by Brandon Lord, executive director of the Trade Programs Directorate at…
Read MoreDemocratic Party Is Thousands in Debt on D.C. Headquarters
“The processing issue resulted from standard fraud prevention practices, and we are promptly addressing it,” DNC spokesperson Mia Ehrenberg told USA Today. Tax records show a $147,000 bill—with $23,000 in late fees—from February 17, with a due date of March 31. The records show someone from the DNC making a property tax payment of $166,700…
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Read MoreTikTok to close Nashville office, lay off 250 employees
TikTok said Wednesday it will close its Nashville office in October, laying off 250 workers. The move is a retrenchment from the social video company’s expansion into Nashville in 2024 and comes as many tech companies are reevaluating their workforce amid the growth of artificial intelligence. “We have decided to close our Nashville office to…
Read MorePartners Group in Exclusive Talks for Aroma-Zone
NEW YORK — Eurazeo entered into exclusive discussions with Partners Group to potentially sell its stake in Aroma-Zone and reinvest in the French natural beauty retailer and brand. Aroma-Zone has been backed by Eurazeo since 2021, when it invested around 410 million euros, making it the company’s main shareholder. At the time, industry sources estimated…
Read MoreMinistry: No ammunition on Ukrainian aircraft near Leipzig bomb drone
Germany’s federal-level Interior Ministry has internally denied reports that a Ukrainian aircraft involved in the drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport was loaded with ammunition, dpa learned on Thursday. In a briefing for parliamentary coordinators in the lower house of parliament, or Bundestag, attended by members of the interior and defence committees, it was made clear…
Read MoreSGX has IPO pipeline of around 50 companies in various stages of readiness amid record results
It reports a 7.8% rise in FY2026 net profit to S$698.4 million, driven by gains across all segments [SINGAPORE] Singapore Exchange (SGX) says its pipeline of initial public offerings (IPOs) has grown to about 50 companies in “various stages of engagement and preparation”, even as the bourse reported on Thursday (Aug 6) record revenue and…
Read MoreLeaked Texts Show Max Miller Has Habit of Holding Child’s Toy Hostage
Ohio Representative Max Miller has denied holding a little blue bunny hostage—but a series of messages shows the alleged abuser has a pattern of stealing his two-year-old daughter’s toy. Miller has been accused of physically abusing his ex-wife Emily Moreno, daughter of Senator Bernie Moreno, for years. Amid the many abuse allegations against Miller, the…
Read MoreUS dollar ticks up as markets await Iran deal news, look towards payrolls
Published Thu, Aug 6, 2026 · 07:57 PM [LONDON] Currency markets drifted on Thursday (Aug 6) with the Japanese yen retracing some intervention-led gains and the US dollar edging away from a six-week low, as investors awaited more details on a proposed US-Iran deal and looked ahead to Friday’s US jobs report. The yen was…
Read MoreAren’t Americans Tired of Tariffs by Decree? | National Review
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