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The IGB held its monthly meeting on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. The meeting was hybrid with in-person accessibility at 160 N. LaSalle St., Fifth Floor Auditorium and via livestream. Board...

Nancy Thomas, co-owner of Mezze Hospitality Group, along with Bo Peabody developed the concept of Bluebird & Co., “a globally inspired menu sourced with local ingredients, craft cocktails, and a

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Nancy Thomas said Bluebird & Co. will rely on local patrons, and that the restaurant will not be just based around tourism. There will be fire pits in all seasons,

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- A Japanese court ruled Monday that an order by the Tokyo metropolitan government for a restaurant chain operator to reduce business h

Spore has detected its first local cases of the BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants while foreign arrivals to Israel will not need to take a COVID-19 test before boarding.

A court on May 16 said the Tokyo metropolitan government’s order to a restaurant chain to close early during the COVID-19 state of emergency was “illegal,” but the ruling rejected the company’s damages claim.

TOKYO: Japan’s “Kill Bill” restaurant operator prevailed in a court case on Monday that declared Tokyo’s now defunct COVID-19 infection curbs were illegal. The orders, enacted in the capital during various states of emergency, included shortened operating hours and a ban on alcohol sales, though there was a compensating government subsidy. Businesses that didn’t comply were

The court said that the order did not constitute the necessary conditions in COVID legislation that allow authorities to fine businesses for refusing to cooperate.

A Japanese court ruled Monday that an order by the Tokyo metropolitan government for a restaurant chain operator to reduce business hours amid the coronavirus pandemic was illegal, finding the case did not fulfill certain conditions. But the Tokyo District Court rejected a claim ...