Jollibee's tater tots were created by a chef with Michelin-star experience. They were tasty and filled us up, but the meal deal wasn't cheap.

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Jollibee, a Filipino fast-food chain, has collaborated with chef Whyte Rushen to create tater tots.

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Lawsuit argues Amazon illegally surveilled NYC customers including tracking their body size. Here's why Amazon Go stores are watching you.

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I ate at Dave's Hot Chicken and saw why this is the fastest-growing chain in the US – but I had to draw the line at the palate-scorching Reaper, which requires signing a waiver

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The grease-stained receipts show the spice level of each tender.

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Target drive-up workers say app 'double-tapper' customers are a daily source of chaos and disruption as they try to meet tight fulfillment deadlines

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Drive-up "double-tappers" can set off a ripple effect that lasts long after they've driven off with their orders.

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A perfect storm of food-stamp cuts and low tax refunds is looming — and discount chains like Dollar General and Big Lots could feel the pain

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A shopper passes through the bread aisle of a Big Lots store.

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Dollar General enters the retail 'labor hoarding' war with a $100 million investment to boost scheduled hours for employees

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Dollar General says it has raised wages by 23% over the past three years.

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Nike and Lululemon are obliterating the competition when it comes to drawing customers to stores

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Foot traffic at Lululemon stores increased 11% in February, according to a new report.
Foot traffic at Lululemon stores increased 11% in February, according to a new report.

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A New York grocery store is using biometrics including eye scanners and voice prints to identify repeat shoplifters. Some shoppers say that's creepy — even if it deters theft.

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New York City grocer Fairway is using facial recognition technology at a Manhattan store in a move to catch shoplifters.

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Here's why one gram of pure Tyrian purple pigment costs almost $3,000

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How 200,000 Luffas Become Kitchen Sponges

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  • Iberluffa is the largest company in Europe cultivating luffas.
  • The luffas are grown with only natural ingredients.
  • Workers harvest about 200,000 luffa vegetables every year.

A sustainable farm in northwestern Spain has perfected its method for g

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