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"Cracker Barrel's Antique Sale Sells Out Twice in Record Time"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by News Channel 5 Nashville

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Cracker Barrel in Mt. Juliet held an antique sale to clear out items no longer relevant to their customers as part of a store remodel, selling out in 30 minutes and restocking with more items that also quickly sold out. The unique sale attracted shoppers looking for nostalgic treasures, with plans to introduce new antiques reflecting cooking and food themes when the store reopens.

"Shea McGee's Home Renovation Regrets and Remedies"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Domino

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Designer Shea McGee shares six regrets about her newly built home, including lack of natural light in the pantry, a flat wall in the living room, and a farmhouse-style fireplace, and reveals how she fixed them through remodeling, including painting the pantry cabinets a saturated army green, adding dimension to the porch, using plaster for the fireplace, framing the dining room, incorporating decorative columns, and covering rugged trusses with wood and warm gray paint.

"Walmart's Ambitious Expansion: 150 New Stores and Major Redesigns Unveiled"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press

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Walmart plans to build or convert over 150 stores in the next five years, marking a shift from its previous focus on online efforts and store remodels. The retailer, which hasn't opened new stores since November 2021, aims to utilize its physical stores for online order fulfillment and pickup. The first two new stores, both Neighborhood Markets, are set to open in Atlanta and Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, with plans for 12 new store projects and the conversion of a smaller location to a Walmart Supercenter. Additionally, Walmart plans to remodel 650 stores across 47 states and Puerto Rico, reflecting its new concept with improved layouts, expanded product selections, and new technology.

"Walmart's Ambitious Expansion: 150 New Stores and Major Redesigns Unveiled"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News

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Walmart plans to build or convert over 150 U.S. stores in the next five years, marking a shift from its previous focus on online efforts and store remodels. The retailer, which hasn't opened a new store since November 2021, will also remodel 650 stores in the next 12 months, reflecting its new concept with improved layouts, expanded product selections, and new technology to enhance customer experience. This move comes as Walmart, like many other retailers, increasingly relies on its physical stores to fulfill online orders and serve as pickup locations.

Restaurant Brands Acquires Burger King's Largest Franchisee for $1 Billion

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider

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Restaurant Brands International, the parent company of Burger King and Popeyes, is acquiring more than 1,000 fast-food restaurants from its largest Burger King franchisee, Carrols Restaurant Group, in a $1 billion deal. The company plans to invest $500 million in remodeling roughly 600 Burger King restaurants and then sell them to motivated local franchisees. This move is part of RBI's "Reclaim the Flame" plan to revitalize the Burger King brand, which has been struggling with relevancy compared to competitors like McDonald's and Wendy's.

Kanye West's Gutted Malibu Home Listed for $53M

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail

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Kanye West is selling his gutted Malibu home for $53 million after failed attempts to remodel it into a "bomb shelter" without windows or electricity. The property, currently at the center of a lawsuit, was being renovated by Kanye with the help of architect Tadao Ando. The former manager of the project, Tony Saxon, claims he was fired after expressing concerns about the extreme danger of the proposed design. Saxon is suing Kanye for labor code violations and unpaid wages. The rapper's vision for the home included removing windows, plumbing, and electricity, and replacing stairs with slides. Kanye's net worth has suffered due to anti-Semitic outbursts, leading to the loss of business partnerships and brands.

Kanye West's Gutted Malibu Beach Home Listed for $53 Million

Originally Published 2 years ago — by TMZ

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Kanye West is selling his gutted Malibu beachfront home for $53 million, after buying it for $57 million and remodeling it with architect Tadao Ando. The property, which is at the center of a lawsuit, has had all its windows and electricity removed. Despite needing extensive work, the home's prime location in Malibu and waterfront views are expected to generate significant interest.

"Kitchen Renovations: Avoid These Regrets and Create Your Dream Space"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Homes & Gardens

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Homeowners often regret certain kitchen upgrades that may seem appealing but end up being impractical or costly. Interior designers and kitchen planners advise against natural stone countertops or backsplashes due to their susceptibility to damage and difficulty in cleaning. Boiling water taps are also discouraged due to their high setup and running costs, as well as potential safety concerns. Workstation sinks with built-in accessories can be challenging to clean and maintain, while trash compactors are rarely used and take up valuable space. Pot fillers and excessively large islands are also regrettable choices, as they can lead to plumbing issues and disrupt workflow. Other upgrades to avoid include pantry ladders, open shelving, and extravagant appliances that may not be fully utilized. It is important to prioritize functionality and personal needs when planning a kitchen remodel.

Toontown at Disneyland reopens with major renovations and new inclusive features.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by KABC-TV

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Disneyland's Toontown has reopened after a year of construction and remodeling, featuring new additions mixed with original favorites. The area has been designed to be accessible to kids of all abilities, with easy places to walk and no curbs. The new Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway attraction is the most exciting addition. The space is also designed to be relaxing, with grass and shady trees providing a perfect ambiance for a picnic or quick rest before hitting the next attraction.