CLEVELAND, Ohio — Karen Ross' journey to serve culturally-inclusive coffee in Cleveland began in 2002. It started as a stand called "Zanzibar Coffee and Espresso Bar."
"Zanzibar, to me, represented like the origins of coffee, which is Africa, and it had a nice tropical feel to it. So, I just wanted to come up with a name that was comfortable for everybody," said Karen Ross, owner of Cleveland Cold Brew Coffee.
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How COVID-19 accelerated DoorDash’s business – TechCrunch
DoorDash filed to go public today, publishing numbers that showed rapid growth , enhanced profitability and an improving cash flow record which helped explain how the company had grown to a $16 billion valuation while private. The unicorn’s impending liquidity event will enrich a host of venture capital firms that bet on its eventual maturity.
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After Inslee address, Seattle-area business community braces for new coronavirus restrictions |
Gov. Jay Inslee stopped short of announcing new stay-at-home orders in his speech Thursday but many businesses and trade groups are already bracing for a new round of potentially costly restrictions as early as next week.
"I can’t imagine that we’re not going to have more restrictions coming up, with the number of positive cases surging," said Seattle restaurateur James Weimann, co-owner of Rhein Haus and seven other Seattle-area eateries.
$3 million in grants available for small businesses to outfit their spaces for winter during
With the weather outside becoming frightful, many small businesses in Michigan are wondering how they'll survive as COVID-19 spreads more easily in crowded, indoor places.
The state of Michigan's Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has teamed up with the Small Business Association of Michigan to provide $3 million in grants to help with efforts to protect customers from the elements.
Eligible businesses may apply to receive between $1,000 and $10,000 in funding for weatherized, temporary outdoor facilities, while eligible municipalities and local organizations may apply to receive up to $15,000, according to a news release from the organizations. The funds come from the state's share of funding from the federal CARES Act, passed during the first wave of coronavirus infections last spring.
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Business After Hours set for Nov. 19 | Local | elkodaily.com
ELKO — Please join the Elko Area Chamber for Business After Hours on Thursday, Nov. 19, with Indigo, gifts that inspire; Stray Dog Pub & Café; and Cowboy Joe Coffee starting at 386 Fifth Street from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Attendees will be able to enjoy individually wrapped food items, sip hand-crafted cocktails and coffee and enter for a chance to win some amazing giveaways. Learn more from our hosts on their individual businesses and experience what Elko's downtown has to offer.
Oregon Business Groups Urged Gov.
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Oregon business owners react to Gov. Brown's statewide freeze | kgw.com
PORTLAND, Ore. — George Comalli has owned Hollywood Fitness in Portland for the last 30 years. He's been through recessions before, but nothing like what 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown at him.
"This is devastating, this is really devastating," Comalli said after Oregon Gov. Kate Brown on Friday announced a two-week "freeze" that imposes new restrictions for businesses in response to surging coronavirus activity.
"Every business should step up and do the right thing with COVID. I firmly believe that we have to do this as a community."
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