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Kitchen + Kocktails by Kevin Kelley aims to deliver bring upscale comfort food when the restaurant opens at Queen City Quarter, formerly the EpiCentre.
From the Triad Business Journal.
East Coast Wings + Grill is putting its five-year growth strategy – including signing for 10 more locations and opening four by the end of 2024 – into place with a key hire.
The restaurant franchise has hired Ashley Mitchell as its vice president of marketing to help East Coast Wings + Grill elevate brand awareness and local store marketing.
As the return to the office ramped up for corporate heavyweights after the pandemic, there was considerable discussion about what the moves would mean for turnover — especially for younger workers and women.
New research from the University of Michigan, Ipsos Public Affairs and the University of Chicago explored what happened once those policies were in place.
The verdict?
Good morning readers. It's Thursday.
We'll kick things off with big news from our sister publication down Interstate 95, the Washington Business Journal. Giant pandas will once again grace the National Zoo in D. C. They'll be on American soil through April 2034, thanks to an agreement with China.
The bears, Bao Li and Qing Bao, will be arriving later this year.