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Novak Djokovic’s Next Big Move Isn’t on the Court—It’s on Wall Street

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By Amaya Nichole Verified
| inc.com. Verified
The tennis legend is taking his first step into private equity. As General Atlantic deepens its push into sports investing, the firm has brought on an iconic name. Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic has joined the business as a global strategic advisor. In his role, he’ll work closely with the firm’s leadership, portfolio companies, and investors. What makes the appointment stand out is that General Atlantic doesn’t typically partner with individual athletes.
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Einstein Bros. Bagels Just Announced a Massive Expansion: All of the Changes to Expect

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By Amaya Nichole Verified
| Inc. Verified
The breakfast chain is rolling out a redesigned store model and setting its sights on opening hundreds of new locations. Americans continue to turn to bagels—and one company is seizing on that impulse. Einstein Bros. Bagels has set its sights on opening 300 more locations by 2030, a move that would push the fast-casual breakfast chain past 1,000 restaurants nationwide.
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New Lawsuit Claims Red Lobster’s $20 Endless Shrimp Deal Was a Deliberate ‘Car Crash’ Scheme

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By Amaya Nichole Verified
| Inc. Verified
A creditor-owned trust has sued Thai Union, alleging that the majority owner intentionally pushed Red Lobster into bankruptcy. A $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp deal helped push Red Lobster into bankruptcy. However, a new lawsuit alleges it was never just a bad business decision—but intentional.
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