Buffalo Wild Wings asks group to move seats because customer 'didn't want black people sitting near them'

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Buffalo Wild Wings asks group to move seats because customer 'didn't want black people sitting near them'

A Buffalo Wild Wings near Chicago says it has fired multiple employees after a family claimed they were asked to move tables over another customer’s “racist” remarks. Mary Vahl and her family were celebrating a child’s birthday at the restaurant chain last …
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8@eight: ASX to jump higher at open

Wall Street starts the week with another record day as the bulls wade in. The ASX is set to open sharply higher on RBA day, with futures at 8.15am AEDT,pointing to a gain of 45 points, or 0.7 per cent, at the open. 1. Bullishness feeds on itself to drive risk …
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Fired McDonald's CEO Gets to Keep $37 Million in Stock Awards

… the company's performance that are worth roughly $13.8 million at their target payouts, according to calculations by Bloomberg. He's also eligible for
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Man fatally stabbed in dispute involving a Popeyes chicken sandwich in Maryland

A 28-year-old man was fatally stabbed Monday night during an argument involving a chicken sandwich at a Popeyes restaurant in Prince George’s County, police said. The dispute began when one man cut in front of another in a line specifically for ordering a …
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Official cash rate remains at 0.75 per cent following Reserve Bank's November meeting

Australia’s official cash rate has been kept on hold for now – although most financial experts expect at least two more cuts by early 2020. At its November meeting this afternoon, the Reserve Bank of Australia adopted a wait-and-see approach by holding the …
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