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Donut chain to open local drive-thru

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Dunkin’ Donuts will open its first drive-thru in San Bernardino County. The popular chain will move into a 3,000-square-foot storefront at the Mountain Green Shopping Center in Upland, according to a report in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. Minor changes to the building’s interior and exterior will be made, and …

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CVB Financial posts solid earnings

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CVB Financial Corp has completed another solid quarter. The Ontario-based financial institution reported earnings of $24.3 million, or 23 cents per share, for the third quarter, according to the quarterly earnings report it released Wednesday. That marks the 150th consecutive profitable quarter for CVB Financial and the 100th consecutive quarter …

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A proposed Starbucks causes a stir in Redlands

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A developer wants to put one of the popular establishments on the site for a former drive-thru restaurant on Redlands Boulevard. The planning commission has OK’d the project, but some see the former restaurant as historic and want that building, which still stands, incorporated into the Starbucks design. If an …

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Amazon to add holiday workers

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Amazon.com, which operates two distribution centers in the Inland Empire and has a third under construction, announced Thursday that it will hire 80,000 extra seasonal workers. About 10,000 seasonal workers hired last year have since been made full-time employees by the online retailer, and much the same could happen this …

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Faith-based business awards scheduled

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The seventh annual Faith & Business Awards is scheduled to be held Oct. 23 at the Riverside Convention Center. The awards, which are given to Inland businesses that give back to their local community, is expected to attract about 300 people, said Hilda Kelly, founder and president of AMPAC Tri-State …

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Local manufacturing slows down

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For the first time since March, the Inland Empire’s purchasing managers index drops below 50. While it’s too early to call it a trend, some people are more anxious than normal to see the next set of data. After five months of growth, manufacturing in the Inland Empire shrank during …

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