Edward Moreno is a journalist whose work has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, The Seattle Times, The Press Democrat, North Bay Business Journal, and WRAL. He has also been featured in Bloomberg Law. Edward covers a wide range of topics, including economics, business, finance, and current events.
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It’s been a rough couple years for the chain sit-down restaurants of America. TGI Fridays, however, has had a particularly bad time. TGI Fridays...
By: Edward Moreno
Taco Bell is keeping Yum! Brands afloat and (so far) it's winning the fast-food value war.
By: Edward Moreno
The fast-casual dining category is growing, while only outliers in fast food and casual dining are seeing the same growth.
The 10 richest men in the world got $64 billion wealthier after the stock market reached new heights following former President Donald Trump's successful bid for a second term,
By: Edward Moreno
The island's main utility is decrepit, and its bankruptcy fight means locals' electricity rates could go sky-high.
By: Edward Moreno
Mientras tanto, la quiebra de la utilidad pública podría generar tarifas eléctricas más altas para los locales.
By: Edward Moreno
Tyson Foods' chicken business is keeping it profitable while its beef business bleeds money, the company reported on Tuesday.
By: Edward Moreno
A disgruntled investor said Chipotle's handling of its portion-size debacle cost him.
By: Edward Moreno
You may not have heard of , a small-but-mighty player in the growing buy-now-pay-later space. It's been a pretty good year for the Minneapolis-based fintech firm.
By: Edward Moreno
Vaccine makers saw their stocks dip on Thursday following the news that president-elect Donald Trump has nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
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