This strategic business acquisition gives Orion's food safety customers access to the broader suite of Bureau Veritas GFSI accredited and unaccredited services while ensuring the continued high quality standard of food auditing service they have come to expect from Orion.
"We are excited to have the opportunity to work with the Orion team to ensure continued delivery of a gold-standard service to Orion's outstanding food safety clients. Orion's focus on a customer-centric approach to food certification has helped to build a successful business and made it easy for us to find common ground. This strategic acquisition confirms our commitment to being a full-service food safety service provider in Canada and throughout North America .
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The American Petroleum Institute says U.S. crude supplies rose by 2.6 million barrels for the week ended Jan. 15. The data also showed gasoline stockpiles up by 1.1 million barrels.
Flights world-wide were down 51% in the past week ended Sunday from a year ago In the U.S., flights fell 41%, compared with a 38% decline in the previous week.
Seattle pizza shop owner eyes Biden's small business recovery plans | king5.com
SEATTLE — Local business owners hope President Joe Biden will take notice of their recent struggles and help small businesses during the pandemic.
"Small businesses are the backbone of our economy and I feel like we need to make sure that our politicians and leadership in Washington D.C. understands that," said Joe Fugere, the owner of Tutta Bella Pizzeria.
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In 2012, Fugere and his team delivered pizzas to Air Force One when President Barack Obama was visiting the area. Four years later, then-Vice President Biden enjoyed some Tutta Bella pizza.
CT Business Owners Thankful For State Grants | Across Connecticut, CT Patch
CONNECTICUT — Some Connecticut businesses that were hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic have received checks from the state as a bridge to the federal Paycheck Protection Program.
Connecticut created a $35 million business recovery program using federal funds for the 2,000 businesses that were hit the hardest by the pandemic. Around 60 percent of the money went to the restaurant and lodging industries, said state Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner David Lehman in a roundtable discussion about small business struggles in Connecticut.
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Baker to Tour Gillette Vaccination Site, Give Update on COVID Business Relief Program – NBC
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is expected to tour a mass vaccination site at Gillette Stadium and provide an update on the state's COVID-19 Small Business Grant Program, Thursday.
Baker is scheduled to tour the stadium at 12 p.m. and then hold a separate press conference related to the grant program at 2 p.m.
The tour of Gillette comes after it opened this week a site where eligible residents can receive COVID-19 vaccine shots. Fenway Park in Boston is expected to become a vaccination site on Feb. 1.
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Mayoral hopeful's business hit by vandalism
PEORIA (WEEK) - A Peoria mayoral candidate woke up Wednesday to find her business had been vandalized.
Chama St. Louis' dance studio had a window shattered. St. Louis told 25 News she feels she was targeted, but not by any other candidates. She's filed a police report, and the vandalism is under investigation.
"This just gives me more determination, and it makes me feel like even more so than before that Peoria needs change, said St. Louis.
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