Dutch Bros shares rocket higher after earnings amid plans to expand mobile orders, food service

Ziggy Duchnowski went car shopping in Queens to find a new small car for his wife and avoid the impact of President Trump's new tariffs on imported vehicles. The 25 percent tariffs on vehicles and parts produced outside the U.S. are set to raise prices, prompting some consumers to buy before the increase. Dealerships are seeing increased sales, with some customers rushing to purchase cars before the tariffs take effect, while protests against Tesla and...

Gai Gherardi, a pioneer Los Angeles optician who co-founded L.A. Eyeworks in 1979 with Barbara McReynolds, passed away at 78 due to bile duct cancer. Known for designing fashionable, limited-edition eyeglass frames that attracted a celebrity clientele, Gherardi's shop revolutionized the industry with its bold angles, shapes, and hues, as well as a print advertising campaign featuring famous faces like Elton John and RuPaul. Described as a pivotal figure in the eyewear industry, Gherardi's legacy...

The Trump administration has sent letters to large EU companies warning them to comply with an executive order banning diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, even if they are suppliers to the US government. The move, seen as an extraterritorial reach, has sparked concerns and pushback from French officials and affected companies. This escalation comes amid broader tensions between the US and Europe over trade and security policy, with potential legal challenges to the enforcement of...

The legal profession is divided between firms suing President Trump over executive orders that could impact their representation abilities, with Jenner & Block and WilmerHale fighting back while Paul Weiss and Skadden make deals with the president. Some firms, like Perkins Coie, are pushing against the orders, leading to temporary restraining orders against retaliation. Critics question the legality and ethics of firms making deals to appease Mr. Trump, while others praise those standing up against...

The City of Fort Worth, Texas, is ending its contract with Synagro, a provider of fertilizer made from sewage sludge, due to concerns over "forever chemicals" contaminating local farmland and groundwater. Fort Worth has also sued manufacturers of the chemicals, known as PFAS, alleging water supply contamination. Synagro denies responsibility and faces a criminal investigation, while Fort Worth is working on new biosolids contracts. Full Article

Entrepreneur contributors share their own opinions on the potential of AI for maximizing profits, emphasizing the importance of delving into data to uncover the "conversion catalyst code" for driving sales. The article highlights strategies such as exploiting cognitive dissonance, leveraging loss aversion, mastering the 'mere exposure effect,' and utilizing the 'Von Restorff effect' to stand out from competitors. Readers are encouraged to download a free "AI Success Kit" and receive a chapter from the author's...