Monday, 3 March 2014
The Arby's restaurant chain is paying $44,000 to buy the hat Pharrell Williamswore to the Grammys in January. The now-famous hat, which has been compared to the hat pictured in Arby's logo, was put up for action on eBay in late February.
A print copy of Newsweek is expected to hit the newsstands once again on Friday, as the small digital publishing company IBT Media attempts to revive the newsweekly magazine.
He started it: Even though it's just 2014, the 2016 race for Missouri governor isalready in full swing, with RepublicanCatherine Hanaway, who announced her candidacy in the past month, already traveling the state to meet voters and raise money. Hanaway says Chris Koster, who confirmed his plans to seek to the Democratic nomination for governor months ago, started it. Koster has raised more than $1.6 million and is "vigorously campaigning," Hanaway said.
Wake-up call: Concern that dry weather in Brazil could reduce this year's coffee crop caused coffee futures to post their biggest monthly gain in almost two decades, which could mean we all may soon be paying more for our morning cup of joe.
If you’re a nut lover, you may be in the wrong city, at least according to Dr. Oz. A recent report from Sharecare, the online health platform founded by Dr. Mehmet Oz and Jeff Arnold, ranks St. Louis among the nation's 10 cities where residents eat the least amount of nuts. The nation's nuttiest cities? San Francisco, Denver and San Diego.
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