Former Red Sox Star Kevin Youkilis Hints He Could Try to Bring His Brewery to Boston
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Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Business. Show all posts
19 November, 2018
03 November, 2017
Jerry Jones Speaks out on NFL/Papa John’s Controversy
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The CEO of Papa John’s, John Schnatter, made the decision to blast the leadership of the NFL for its handling of protests during the national anthem this season. Since then, Schnatter reportedly lost a staggering $70 million in just one day and, in short, things haven’t gone particularly well in a financial sense. Now, there is…
02 November, 2017
Papa John's Founder: NFL Protests Hurting Sales
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Papa John's founder John Schnatter criticized NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Wednesday for the lingering controversy of player protests during the national anthem and blamed the league for declining sales of his pizza.
27 September, 2017
A Galveston TX Bar Boycotting All Steelers Games, Even if they’re Playing the Texans
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The management of a Galveston bar will no longer show National Football League games featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers because of the team’s protest during the national anthem prior to Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears. The owners of Hemingway’s, located on Avenue M in Galveston, posted their decision on the bar’s Facebook page. “From this day…
Donald Trump: NFL will 'go to hell' Unless it Changes Protest Policy
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President Trump said Wednesday the NFL's business model will "go to hell" unless the league changes its policy to ban players from protesting during the national anthem. "I think the NFL is in a box," Mr. Trump told reporters at the White House. "They're in a really bad box. In my opinion the NFL has to…
17 August, 2017
NFLPA Chief: '21 Work Stoppage 'Virtual Certainty'
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The NFL's collective bargaining agreement expires in four years, and NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith believes there will be a work stoppage in 2021. "I think that the likelihood of either a strike or a lockout is almost a virtual certainty," Smith said in a video interview posted on the MMBQB/Sports Illustrated website on…
