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Jack In The Box franchisee buys Murrieta property

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A company that franchises Jack In The Box restaurants has bought a parcel at the Gateway Plaza shopping center in Murrieta and will build one of the fast-food restaurants there. Murrieta-based DMSD Property LLC bought the property, which covers a little more than a half-acre, from Sierra Lane Partners LLC, …

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Inland Empire Auto Dealerships Remain a Cash Cow for their Cities

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The sales tax doesn’t always stay in the local community, but cities still go to great lengths to land, or keep, a dealership. San Bernardino is a prime example. Three years ago, during the height of the recession, owners of the automobile dealerships at the San Bernardino Auto Center decided …

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Fast-food protests reach Inland Empire

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A nationwide protest by fast-food workers came to the Inland Empire this week. The protestors were calling attention to the low wages that are paid in the fast-food industry and are hoping to get the federal minimum wage raised to $15 an hour, according to multiple published reports. Demonstrations were …

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IEEP, manufacturer’s council announce partnership

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The Inland Empire Economic Partnership has formed an alliance with the Manufacturer’s Council of the Inland Empire. Officials with both organization hope that the arrangement, which was announced Wednesday, will give the manufacturer’s council – which has about 50 members – more financial and political clout within the two-county region, …

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Union member asked for concessions

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A global logistics company has asked its union drivers, dock workers and other employees to make concessions so that the company can survive another financial storm. YRC Worldwide probably will ask the workers to postpone raises and curtail donations to a Teamsters pension plan, according to a report originally published …

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Monster Beverage hits back at medical study

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Corona-based Monster Beverage Inc. has fired back at a medical study that claims energy drinks are potentially harmful, especially to young people. The study by the Radiological Society of North America said adults in good health who consumed energy drinks – of which Monster Beverage is the leading producer in …

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