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Shake Shack is bringing the holiday cheer this December by offering freebies. And its doing so with the assistance of its jolly mascot, Cris Crinkle Cut, a plush crinkle-fry who is making appearances ...

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Shake Shack will start selling its “biggest, boldest burger yet” starting on Tuesday, Nov. 4. “Shake Shack is closing out the year in a BIG way with a new, crave-worthy burger that delivers incredible ...

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Hundreds of investors put up the money thinking they were reviving bankrupt retail chains as online-only operations, according to the SEC. Three officials of a Miami Beach company are accused of using ...

The entrepreneurial dream of reviving iconic American retail brands has turned into a $112 million nightmare for hundreds of investors, after federal regulators accused the buyers of RadioShack, Pier ...

A pair of e-commerce entrepreneurs who bought a number of well-known retail brands — including RadioShack, Modell's Sporting Goods and Pier 1 Imports — out of bankruptcy are accused of running a Ponzi ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is accusing the men who bought bankrupt chains RadioShack, Modell’s Sporting Goods, and Pier 1 Imports of running a Ponzi scheme that duped investors out ...

Two entrepreneurs who bought a number of well-known bankrupt retail chains, such as RadioShack, Pier 1 Imports, and Modell’s Sporting Goods, have been accused of operating a $112 million Ponzi scheme.