Dollar General To Open Nearly 1,000 Stores In 2019
As rivals like Family Dollar continue to close stores, Dollar General keeps opening new ones.
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As rivals like Family Dollar continue to close stores, Dollar General keeps opening new ones.
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Honda is recalling some 1.2 million vehicles because their Takata air bag inflators can explode.
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A used car dealership in Arlington is under investigation by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles after numerous customers filed complaints alleging the company never paid off their trade-in vehicles.