Southern cafeteria chains like Piccadilly, K&W, and S&S are disappearing. Small business owners are saving the concept.

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Cafeteria
The dessert spread at Luby's Cafeteria in Houston in 2002.

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New data proves what women have always known: Men are bad shoppers

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A man with a shopping cart full of groceries running

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The government's new meat-heavy diet looks unaffordable for many Americans

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A sign with a steak on it and the text
US secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants Americans to eat a lot more meat.

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Bankrupt luxury retailer Saks plans to ditch its corporate jet

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Saks Fifth Avenue store.
Saks Global's bankruptcy filing shows how much the retail giant owes to some of the biggest luxury brands.

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I've been shopping at Dollar Tree for 20 years. I love it, but there are 8 things I never buy at the budget chain

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Author Terri Peters smiling in front of a Dollar Tree
As someone who regularly shops at Dollar Tree for items my family uses frequently, there are a few things I never buy from the discount chain.

Terri Peters

Only 15 Saks Fifth Avenue locations will remain after the latest wave of store closures

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Saks Fifth Avenue's Chicago location
Saks Fifth Avenue's Chicago location is among the 20 locations that the company is shutting down.

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These Sam's Club items basically make a $60 membership pay for itself. We did the math.

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The scan and go exit gateway at a Sam's Club in Wisconsin.
Sam's Club offers a unique option to scan items on a mobile app and walk out of the store without stopping for a receipt check.

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Ulta's CEO said the GLP-1 craze has created new demand for certain hair and skincare products

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Kecia Steelman, President and CEO, Ulta Beauty speaks onstage during the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit 2025 at Salamander Hotel on October 14, 2025 in Washington, DC.
Ulta CEO Kecia Steelman said weight loss drugs have created new demand for certain products.

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McDonald's CEO said he blames his mother for his infamous Big Arch taste test

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McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski at a podium
CEO Chris Kempczinski said he blamed his mother for his infamous Big Arch taste test.

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Expensive gold is changing how people buy engagement rings

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hands putting on a diamond ring on the left hand of another person
Skyrocketing gold prices are reshaping how couples budget for engagement rings.

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