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What would the ‘12 Days of Christmas’ actually cost you? $1,200 more than last year

Ever wanted to buy one partridge in a pear tree or seven swans-a-swimming for your true love? It would cost you more than $46,000 to buy all of the “12 Days of Christmas” gifts this year. The … more

Cortlynn Stark (via Orlando Sentinal) | 12/6/23

Map: 7 new Bay Area restaurants, and 3 that are closing

Including Good Luck Gato in Oakland and a makeover of the former Faultline Brewing in Sunnyvale. more

Bay Area News Group (via The Mercury News) | 12/6/23

Map: 7 new Bay Area restaurants, and 3 that are closing

Including Good Luck Gato in Oakland and a makeover of the former Faultline Brewing in Sunnyvale. more

Bay Area News Group (via Silicon Valley) | 12/6/23

Clean bills of health: Which Central Florida restaurants had perfect inspections in November?

After 1566 restaurant inspections across Central Florida in October, only 84 had no issues for the entire month, according to data from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. more

Garfield Hylton (via Orlando Sentinal) | 12/6/23

Nuclear Leaks: what is the UK nuclear site Sellafield and why is it so important?

A Guardian investigation has revealed hacking, radioactive leaks and toxic workplace culture at Europe’s most hazardous nuclear siteNuclear Leaks, a year-long Guardian investigation, has uncovered … more

Alex Lawson and Anna Isaac (via Guardian) | 12/6/23

Big bank CEOs warn that new regulations could harm the economy

The heads of Wall Street's biggest banks used an appearance on Capitol Hill to plead with senators to stop the Biden administration's proposed changes to how banks are regulated, warning that the … more

Patrick Brannan (via The Daily Record) | 12/6/23

Metropolitan District Commission adopts $213.4 million budget, here’s what you will pay in 2024

The MDC approved a $213.4 million water and sewer budget, a 4.3% increase from 2023. more

Staff report (via Hartford Courant - Politics) | 12/6/23

Remaining food vendors evicted from rebranded Railway Heights Market in Houston

The Heights-area development opened to much fanfare in 2021 as a vibrant food hall. The three-story property now has only one food-and-beverage tenant. more

Adam Zuvanich (via Houston Public Media) | 12/6/23

Minogue's Beverage Center changes name, layout of stores

For over 100 years, Minogue's Beverage Center has been a staple in the Capital Region. Now, the stores will go on but under a new name. more

Sara Rizzo (via News10 - NYC) | 12/6/23

Video streamer Gaia promotes operations exec to CEO in C-suite shakeup

Streaming video provider Gaia Inc.’s (Nasdaq: GAIA) founder Jirka Rysavy is taking on the role of executive chairman with chief operating officer James Colquhoun filling the CEO chair. more

BizWest staff (via Boulder Daily Camera) | 12/6/23

Colorado Teardrop Trailers to liquidate

Colorado Teardrop Trailers LLC, a company that manufactured aerodynamic-designed camper trailers in Boulder and was developing campers with batteries that could charge electric vehicles, has filed … more

Dallas Heltzell (via Boulder Daily Camera) | 12/6/23

First look: Disney launches ‘Luminous’ fireworks at Epcot

Fresh Epcot nighttime spectacular has original songs, Disney tunes, no projections more

Dewayne Bevil (via Orlando Sentinal) | 12/6/23

"Absolute disaster": Cricketer Jaydev Unadkat SLAMS Ranbir Kapoor's Animal, "Doesn't matter how good the acting was"

Cricketer Jaydev Unadkat shared a scathing review of Ranbir Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna's Animal. He called the film a disgrace and a disaster. more

Via IB Times | 12/6/23