Krystal sounds like the new year with Hangover Krystal
It’s been a pretty long year and, by popular demand, the Krystal hangover is once again satisfying guests when it bids farewell to 2021. This popular touch of the classic Krystal includes gingerbread, cheese, onion, bacon and a freshly fried or.
“Krystal is well known as the preferred remedy after a night of too much indulgence,” says Angela Johnson, Krystal’s vice president of marketing, which operates more than two dozen restaurants in the Chattanooga area, where it began in 1932. ” and the advances of 2021, the Krystal hangover, with its fresh fried egg, will surely be the perfect cure after the New Year celebrations. “
Hangover Krystal’s fast food chain returns to the menus of all locations on Monday, Dec. 28 and will be available for $ 1.69 all day for breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight. On New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Eve, participating restaurants will be open 24 hours a day and serve Hangover Krystals. Hangover Krystals will also be available as a meal with two and small Hangover Krystals.
China urges the US to withdraw from stocks
The Chinese government on Monday called on Washington not to implement a measure that could oust Chinese companies from U.S. stock markets if U.S. government audits fail.
The law, signed Friday by President Donald Trump, is a response to complaints that Chinese companies are failing to comply with strict U.S. government oversight imposed after the 2008 global financial crisis. It applies to companies in any country, but sponsors mentioned complaints that Beijing was blocking U.S. regulators from reviewing the work of auditors of Chinese companies marketed in the United States.
The Foreign Ministry complained that US authorities ignored Chinese regulators ’efforts to oversee corporate audits.
“We urge the U.S. not to enforce the discriminatory provisions of the China law” and “stop the wrong practice of politicizing securities oversight,” ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said.
The law would prohibit companies from trading shares on U.S. stock exchanges if they breach an audit of the U.S. Public Company Accounting Supervisory Board for three consecutive years.
Chinese corporate giants, including the Alibaba Group and oil producer PetroChina Ltd., have raised billions of dollars from US investors. Companies are increasingly looking for stock quotes in China or Hong Kong, but still want to expose themselves to Western investors.
They give up Bi-Lo stores that are sold as a brand
Two independent Piggly Wiggly store owners, with the support of C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc., have agreed to buy Bi-Lo grocery stores in Pooler, Georgia, and in Southeastern Grocers, Inc., Lexington, South Carolina, which owns Bi-Lo – The franchise.
The purchase is part of a series of transactions that Southeastern Grocers must divest from the Bi-Lo banner, which was announced in June. C&S Wholesale Grocers accepts and supplies Piggly Wiggly stores in South Carolina and southeast Georgia, independently owned and operated.
“Our independent owners are excited to grow their existing store footprint and expand the Piggly Wiggly brand to the Southeast,” said John Owens, Vice President and CEO of Southeast C&S Wholesale Grocers.
Transactions are expected to close in mid-January 2021 and will expand the C&S Wholesale Grocers franchise to a total of 55 Piggly Wiggly locations in South Carolina and southeast Georgia.
Food City previously acquired 29 Bi-Lo stores in the Chattanooga area in 2015.
Walt Disney appoints new head of studio
Walt Disney Co. veteran Alan Bergman has been named president of Disney Studios, the company said Monday. Bergman will succeed Alan Horn, who will remain the head of creation. Horn and Bergman have served as co-chairs since May 2020.
“The achievements of Walt Disney Studios under the direction of Alan Horn and Alan Bergman have not been far from extraordinary,” Bob Chapek, CEO of Walt Disney Co., said in a statement. “Having worked closely for years with Alan Bergman, an exceptional leader and a proven executive, I could no longer like to appoint him as president.”
The position is to oversee everything from creativity and operations to the production and marketing of all Disney Studios content from its myriad brands, including Disney Animation, Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm and 20th Century Studios. The heads of each studio, from Kevin Feige to Kathleen Kennedy, will report to Horn and Bergman.
Bergman will officially take office on January 1st. Bergman has worked at Disney for 24 years and was president of Walt Disney Studios from 2005 to 2020, helping to integrate Pixar, Lucasfilm, Marvel and Twenty-First Century Fox into Disney’s branded stable.
Both Horn and Bergman will report to Chapek, who took over from CEO Bob Iger in February.
– Compiled by Dave Flessner