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Sam & Louie's New York Pizzeria
A Passion for Pizza and Community

It all started with family. In 1994 Sam and Louie’s began as a small family run pizzeria in Omaha, NE. As time went on and the company grew...more
Papa Murphy's Take 'n' Bake
Papa Murphy's was built on these core values from day one and they continue to distinguish Papa Murphy's today. These values aren't revolutionary, but when they're done consistently they al...more
Papa Murphy's Take 'n' Bake
Papa Murphy's was built on these core values from day one and they continue to distinguish Papa Murphy's today. These values aren't revolutionary, but when they're done consistently they al...more
Red's Savoy Pizza
The Pizza Place, now called Red's Savoy Pizza, has always served the outstanding thin crust pizza made famous in St. Paul, MInnesota. Red's Savoy Pizza has recently franchised and we (The ...more

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Gap 1Q profit flat but outlook bright, shares rise

Earns Gap

Revenue gains at its Old Navy, Gap and Banana Republic chains and online helped clothing seller Gap Inc. overcome rising costs and post first-quarter net income on Thursday that was unchanged from a year earlier.
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Questions and answers on blockbuster Facebook IPO

Taking a company public isn't as simple as collecting Facebook friends.
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Caretaker Greek Cabinet, legislators sworn in

APTOPIX Greece Caretaker Cabinet

Greece swore in 300 legislators for just one day before it dissolves Parliament and calls new elections, among them 21 lawmakers from Golden Dawn - arguably the most far-right party to be involved in a European national legislature since Nazi-era Germany.
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Sears spins off Canada stake to focus on US stores

Sears Holdings Corp. said Thursday it returned to a profit in the first quarter as it benefited from a gain on the sale of underperforming stores. The troubled retailer also said it would spinoff a stake in its Canada unit to focus on turning around its U.S. business.
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JPMorgan CEO willing to appear before Senate panel

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is willing to testify at a congressional hearing this spring on the bank's $2 billion trading loss.
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