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"No, never heard of them," said one woman.
In-N-Out just opened it's 304th store in Medford, Oregon, marking the first time the fast food chain opened up a restaurant in the Pacific Northwest.
USC Professor John Boudreau says businesses have begun to increasingly treat workers like customers -- especially in competitive fields like high tech.
"Doritos supports the bold lives our fans lead—all of them," the company said in unveiling rainbow-colored corn chips on Thursday in partnership with the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit group that gives hope to LGBT youth.
Capriotti's Sandwich Shop is reportedly closing four Orange County locations run by the same franchisee on Wednesday.
The gap between what Californians pay for gasoline and what Americans pay continues to widen to "historic proportions," a consumer advocate said on Thursday.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is pregnant with identical twins.
Financial experts say people who watched in horror as the Dow Jones Industrial average drop more than 1,000 points Monday morning should stay calm and not panic – a hasty move now could cause permanent damage later.
Pending home sales in California soared in July compared to the previous year, posting the strongest year-over-year increase in more than six years, an industry trade group reported Monday.
The average price of gasoline has remained steady over the past two weeks, holding at $2.71 a gallon.
The Regal Entertainment Group says bags, backpacks and packages will be subject to inspection at Regal Cinemas.
Representatives from the Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers met with Los Angeles business leaders on Monday to discuss new developments on a plan for an NFL stadium in Carson.
A survey released Wednesday says a real estate boom is underway in California, fueled by rising demand from the business community and a shortage of multi-family housing.
Target announced it is removing gender-based displays in several departments in its stores, including toys, bedding and entertainment.
It's official: the price to park will soon increase in Santa Ana.