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New Food Hall Opens Up in Boston's Financial District
Are you hungry? A local new food hall in Boston’s Financial District opened up Wednesday and is ready to serve customers. The High Street Place Food Hall features local vendors from 20 Boston restaurants serving up a variety of different cuisines and drinks. “We’re so excited,” said Ellen Fitzgerald, owner of Mother Juice. “The energy here is great!” The...
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66-Year-Old Retiree Who Left the U.S. for Mexico: ‘Here's What You Can Buy Here for $5 Or Less'
In Mexico, retiree and American expat Janet Blaser lives an affordable lifestyle, where she spends less than $160 on eating out and shopping. From groceries to transportation to fun activities, here’s what $5 or less can get you in Mazatlán, Mexico.
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How Dollar Stores Became America's Leading Retailers
Global supply chain issues, record job losses and high inflation have shoppers looking for a bargain. That’s good news for discount dollar stores—they’re proliferating faster than any other retailer. In 2020, there were more than 34,000 dollar stores across the U.S. Popular chains include Dollar Tree and Family Dollar (both owned by Dollar Tree), Dollar General, 99 Cents Only...
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Filipino Cuisine Isn't as Well-Known as Other Asian Foods — But That's Changing
Fans of Filipino cuisine argue that adobo should be as recognizable as phad thai, ramen and shrimp dumplings.
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This Millennial Made Over $8,000 by Delivering Food 12 Hours a Day for 30 Days. Here's a Breakdown of His Expenses
Sam Lyon set out to drive for Uber Eats 12 hours per day every day for one month to see how much money he could make. Here are the results.
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This 65-Year-Old Retiree Lives in Mexico on $1,500 Per Month—Here's Why She's ‘Never Moving Back to the U.S.'
While there are downsides to leaving the U.S. for Mazatlán, Mexico, 65-year-old expat Janet Blaser doesn’t mind them. Here’s what she loves about Mexico, and why she believes it’s the perfect place to retire.
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The Next Fast-Food Chicken Sandwich War May Be a Vegan One
Impossible Foods launches fake chicken, Beyond Meat reboots its own. A war in fast-food sector over the chicken sandwich may be poised for a vegan wave.
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On a Budget? You Can Still Eat Well—Here Are 4 Tips to Reduce Your Food Costs
Eating well doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are some simple suggestions for maximizing your grocery budget.
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65-Year-Old Retiree Left the U.S. for Mexico: ‘I Now Spend $160 a Month on Eating Out and Shopping—Here's a Look at My Typical Day'
Thinking of leaving the U.S. for Mexico? Janet Blaser did just that in 2006, when she moved to Mazatlán to retire. Here’s a look at what she does—and how much she spends—in a typical day.
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For a Longer and Healthier Life, a Dietitian Shares the One Food She Always Keeps in Her Kitchen—and 6 Simple Recipes
Depending on your current diet, switching up the foods you eat can help you live a longer, healthier life. One essential food that’s rich in nutritional value is chickpeas. A dietitian shares her favorite recipes to go with it.
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This Couple's Hand Sanitizer Business Generated Over $7 Million in Sales After Covid Shut Down Their Live Event Company Overnight
Alex and Kelsey Carroll’s live events company was put completely on hold after the Covid pandemic canceled large gatherings across the country in 2020.
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$100 Million New Jersey Deli Company Hometown International Delisted From an Over-The-Counter Market
Hometown International has a high market value given meager sales at the Your Hometown Deli in Paulsboro, New Jersey, its sole business.
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Hard Work and a Lot of Grit: CEO of Nigeria's Pricepally Reflects on the Lessons Learned as a Founder
Pricepally Chief Executive Luther Lawoyin spoke to CNBC Make It about what the lessons he’s learned as a founder.
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China Has Banned Taiwan's Pineapples. Taiwan Says It's Not Fair Play
Beijing on Friday announced that it would temporarily stop imports of the tropical fruit from the island from March 1.
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The 2008 Housing Crisis Left This Real Estate Broker Unemployed. Now She Makes More Than $100,000 as a Trucker During the Coronavirus Pandemic
April Coolidge used to work in real estate, but now she makes more money driving a truck than she ever did selling houses.
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These Trucking Companies Are Offering Full Benefits and $50,000 Pay to Attract New Talent
Trucking companies may be facing a driver shortage in 2021. Here’s an inside look at an industry in need of new applicants.
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Indoor Lettuce Farm sees Demand Grow
Little Leaf Farms CEO Paul Sellew talks about his indoor lettuce farm where business is growing. Massachusetts residents are seeking locally grown greens as they stay at home.
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Logan Airport Brings Boston's Booming Food Scene to Terminals
Boston’s thriving food scene is now moving to a place you might not expect —the airport. “There was a lot of excitement about this notion of bringing local restaurants and restauranteurs,” Trade head chef Jody Adams said.
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Oxfam America, Boston Chef Team Up for World Food Day Event
Oxfam America is teaming up with a popular chef to teach consumers how to fight hunger starting right at their kitchen tables.
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15+ Things to Do This Weekend in and Around Boston
Memorial Day Weekend is finally here and there’s plenty of great events for the entire family to kick off the unofficial start of summer! From the Boston Calling Music Festival to a viewing of the National Theatre’s production of “Peter Pan, ” the Run To Remember Health & Fitness Expo and a whole lot more, we’ve gathered more than a...