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Kelly Tyko

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  • Senior News Reporter, Axios
Coral Springs
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Covers:  Consumer news
Doesn't Cover: I do NOT do gift guides or cover ecommerce deals.
Senior news reporter @Axios. Formerly @USATODAY business reporter. Email me at kelly.tyko@axios.com

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Olive Garden brings back Never-Ending Pasta Pass

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By Kelly Tyko Verified
| Axios Verified
Olive Garden is bringing back its popular Never-Ending Pasta Pass for the first time since 2019, the chain announced Monday. Why it matters: Restaurants are increasingly turning to subscriptions and limited-time value offers to build customer loyalty among budget-conscious diners. Zoom out: Olive Garden's Pasta Pass helped pioneer the restaurant industry's subscription trend years before competitors introduced similar paid membership programs.
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Best Buy stakes claim on next-gen TVs Original

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By Kelly Tyko Verified
| Axios Verified
Best Buy announced Wednesday it is the exclusive national retailer for RGB LED TVs, putting the electronics chain at the center of a rollout the company calls the biggest change in TV technology in more than a decade. Why it matters: The move gives Best Buy a rare edge in the competitive TV market and positions the retailer at the forefront of the next generation of displays.
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MAHA's food dye fight spreads across the grocery aisle

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By Kelly Tyko Verified
| Axios Verified
The next phase of the food dye debate may be playing out in grocery aisles. Photo: H. John Voorhees III/Connecticut Post via Getty Images The effort to remake America's packaged foods is extending beyond Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his "Make America Healthy Again" agenda, as retailers and food companies respond to the public's growing scrutiny of ingredients.
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