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Don Pablo's blames weak business for casual dining and competition from Chipotle, Moe's Southwest Grill and Tijuana Flats.

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Google and Microsoft are among the most attractive employers for European grads, according to an annual survey by research firm Universum.

The popular short-term car rental service is growing rapidly.

Kirobo Mini, Toyota's 4-inch high robot companion, can chat away with people and even respond to their facial expressions.

Illinois's treasurer is yanking billions of dollars worth of business from Wells Fargo in response to the bank's fake account scandal.

Car sales have risen every year since the dark days of 2009, but it appears the steady growth is close to an end.

Top members of a House Oversight Committee investigating EpiPen maker Mylan want more information from the company about the device's profit margins.

Hillary Clinton condemned Wells Fargo on Monday for "bullying thousands of employees into committing fraud against unsuspecting customers."

Raises of 5% or more for all U.S. employees just went into effect.

Chipotle is adding a new item to its menu starting on Tuesday: chorizo. It did a test of the spicy sausage in select markets in June.

Bass Pro Shops is buying Cabela's for $5.5 billion. One company specializes in fishing, the other in hunting, and both sell guns.

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On September 8, Americans learned that Wells Fargo had fired 5,300 employees for secretly creating as many as 2 million unauthorized accounts. It's been a hellish month for the bank. Lawmakers have called Wells Fargo a "criminal enterprise" guilty of a range of crimes, including conspiracy to commit fraud and have called on the CEO to resign.

Telsa CEO Elon Musk chided his salespeople for offering discounts to customers, violating the company's strict 'no negotiation, no discount' policy.

Dennis Singleton of the North Carolina National Guard still hasn't gotten his car back, or any money, years after Wells Fargo illegally repossessed his car. "Honestly, I just think it sucks," he said.

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Daymond John, the CEO of FUBU, said he's been stopped and frisked by police about 20 times in his life.