Brian Womack
Managing Editor at Dallas Business Journal
Retail Reporter at The Dallas Morning News
Managing Editor at the Dallas Business Journal.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Brian Womack
By Brian Womack, The Dallas Morning News McDonald's new effort with CosMc's is coming to an end as a stand-alone offering, and that's set to hit the Lone Star State. The small, experimental chain that targeted North Texas early on will shut down its sites. CosMc's currently lists Allen and Fort Worth as locations on its website. It also shows two in San Antonio, and another in Illinois, the same state where McDonald's has its headquarters.
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1 week ago |
dailygazette.com | Brian Womack
McDonald’s new effort with CosMc‘s is coming to an end as a stand-alone offering, and that’s set to hit the Lone Star State. The small, experimental chain that targeted North Texas early on will shut down its sites. CosMc‘s currently lists Allen and Fort Worth as locations on its website. It also shows two in San Antonio, and another in Illinois, the same state where McDonald’s has its headquarters.
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3 weeks ago |
victoriaadvocate.com | Brian Womack
Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs — and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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3 weeks ago |
news-journal.com | Brian Womack
Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs — and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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3 weeks ago |
texarkanagazette.com | Brian Womack
Texas stores are bracing for tariff costs -- and shoppers could bear the price increases. Nearly three in four retailers and wholesalers expect higher tariffs to deliver a negative effect this year, according to a survey at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Of those respondents, more than 75% expect to pass on those costs to consumers. The report is another signal of the increasing concerns that new fees on global trade pose for stores and their shoppers.
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