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America's Oldest Inn Is Back In Business
Its loss was keenly felt, not only by townspeople, but also by lovers of historic buildings. Much added to over the years, the inn still had its original 17 th century core and, until the disastrous 2011 fire, stood as a rare survivor. It had played host to history: presidents Ulysses S. Grant, Grover Cleveland and William H. Taft are said to have stayed there, as did Eleanor Roosevelt. Revolutionary War Minutemen paced the tavern's uneven wood floors.
Now the 60-room Groton Inn is again the centerpiece of a row of historic buildings along Main Street.
Northwestern professor, business expert says coronavirus not just China’s problem anymore |
Professor Phillip Braun, from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, said businesses better get busy planning too.
"The U.S. will see reduced economic growth because of this virus," he said. "Whether that leads to a recession or not is very difficult to say."
Braun is considered an expert when it comes to international trade and china. Right now, China is the world's second-largest economy in the world.
" The stock market decline is all about the virus right now," Braun said. "Individuals have to prepare themselves potentially to not work for a period of time, including schools being closed."
Latino small business owners are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in U.S. | abc10.com
SALINAS, Calif. — On the weekends, Salinas food truck owner Orlando Osornio, 30, and his wife, Denise, sell mile-high tortas, filled with California fusion-inspired ingredients: hot Cheetos, bacon, mango-habañero sauce, or pineapple. Some come for the birria torta or the chicken-bacon-alfredo torta.
A line of customers winds its way around the side of his tent as meat sizzles on the grills. On the other side of the mesh, Osornio and his crew pack and stack toasted buns as fast as they can.
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Stocks fell sharply again on Wall Street Tuesday, piling on losses a day after the market's biggest drop in two years as fears spread that the growing virus outbreak will put the brakes on the global economy.
Nervous investors snapped up low-risk U.S. government bonds, sending the yield on the 10-year Treasury note to a record low.
The S&P 500 has lost 7.6% in the last four days since hitting a record high last Wednesday. That's the benchmark index's worst such stretch since the end of 2018, resulting in $2.14 trillion in losses, according to S&P Global. Tuesday also marked the first back-to-back 3% losses for the index since the summer of 2015.
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Russian roulette after business transaction leaves debt to new owner
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Frank Barahona considers himself one of the lucky ones. His pool was closer to completion. Barahona's now filed a lawsuit against the company. He also showed us a copy of the questionnaire he completed. It asks about his experience with Parkwood, who he dealt with at the company, and how much he spent.
Barahona said he also spoke with the FBI agents who asked him to complete the questionnaire. The Leave it to Layron team was there as those agents began interviewing homeowners.
As Waukesha road construction rages on, business leader fears economic impact | FOX6Now.com
WAUKESHA -- Waukesha is getting a jump on construction season -- with Barstow Street shut down for water main work. But all the orange barrels are acting like red flags to downtown business owners.
"We were downtown here for the past two years," said Mark Knudsen, Chief Financial Officer for 5Points Brew & Sweets .
Knudsen made a decision to shutter the cafe -- and focus on his other business, Pop's Kettle Corn in Muskego.
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