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Candy Crush Saga Developers Approved to Trademark the Word 'Candy'

Creators of the Candy Crush Saga, said on Tuesday it plans to trademarked the word "candy" to protect the game from imitators who also use the word 'candy' in their titles.

By Dina Exil

Chuck E. Cheese Agrees to Sell Chain For $950 million

CEC Entertainment, which owns the Chuck E. Cheese chain, no longer have to fish for potential buyers as it struggles with slumping sales
Darden Restaurants Debate Whether to Spin Off or Sell Red Lobster

To sell or spin off, that is the big question Darden Restaurants are asking themselves. To sell or spin off, that is the big question Darden Restaurants are asking themselves.
Globalization Cause Of Recent Food Poisoning?

Over the years there has been several cases that have raised concerns about food safety. Two recent cases this month involving food poisoning, are raising concerns about food safety, and the globalization of the food supply, according to The Nation.
McDonald Franchises Say it Cost to Much To Operate a Restaurant

McDonald's is not as profitable as it used to be. and franchises are holding meetings to discuss ways to get the company to bring cost down
FDA's New Standard for Labeling ‘Gluten-Free' Products

The new standard set a gluten limit of 20 parts per million in products labeled gluten free. The federal government set a new standard for placing "gluten free" on food labels on Friday, as an attempt to bring uniformity to the $4 million gluten-free market, according to the New York Times.
Raleigh Food Processor to Add 505 Jobs at Montgomery County Plant; State Plagued by High Unemployment

Aseptia Inc., will be adding 505 new jobs to their Montgomery County where unemployment has topped 10 percent.
Smithfield sale won't harm U.S. food safety or security

The head of Smithfield Foods sought to reassure U.S. legislators on Wednesday that the deal to sell the Virginia ham maker to China's largest pork producer would not jeopardize the safety or security of the American food supply.
India sugar imports set to stop after import duty hike

India, the world's top sugar consumer, is raising the import duty on the sweetener to 15 percent from 10 percent currently to discourage overseas buying amid a drop in local prices due to ample supplies, two government sources said.
Fluc: New Food Delivery Service in Menlo Park and Palo Alto

If you live or work in the Menlo Park and Palo Alto area then here's a heads up for you. There's a new food delivery service called Fluc in town that allows customers to pick and choose all their favorite foods and have them delivered for a small fee.
Krusty Burger, Drink at Moe's: The Simpsons Comes to Life at Orlando Universal Studios [VIDEO]

The Simpsons' fans can turn fantasy into reality by ordering a Krusty Burger at Orlando's Universal Studios theme park.
U.S. food manufacturers push for end to sugar-to-ethanol program

Food manufacturers and big sugar buyers said on Monday they believe a proposed U.S. sugar-to-ethanol program will cost twice as much as a government estimate and urged Congress to repeal it as part of broader changes in sugar policy.
Starbucks Bans Smoking 25 Feet Near Store

If you like to enjoy your Starbucks cup of Joe with a cigarette, you will have to do so at least 25 feet away from the store, Starbucks said Friday.
Germany's DZ Bank to end food commodity speculation

Germany's DZ Bank is to end speculation in food commodities, following a move taken by several other German banks, a letter from the bank showed on Monday.
UK retail sales weaker than forecast in April

The Office for National Statistics released the following seasonally adjusted data on British retail sales on Wednesday. All figures are percentage changes unless otherwise stated.