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A favorite steak house in the Bay Area is sadly ending its eight-decade-long era, with plans to close its doors for good just next week. Owners of The Brass Door broke the news on its Facebook page on December 8th, writing, “It is with heavy hearts that we announce that The Brass Door will be closing, with our final day of operation on December 24th, 2025.”

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Anheuser-Busch, the largest brewing company in the world, is moving forward with plans to close its historic Budweiser brewery in Fairfield, California. The closure is slated for February 2026, marking the end of nearly 50 years of beer production in the region.

The decision is part of a broader corporate restructuring that will result in the closure of three t...

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A major California beef processing facility is shutting down, eliminating 374 jobs and adding to growing concerns about the future of food manufacturing in the state.

The plant, operated by Swift Beef Company, a su...

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Honolulu, HI — After 65 years of bottling Coca-Cola products in Hawaii, the company’s sole bottling plant in the state is slated to close by the end of January 2026. The decision marks the end of a long-running manufacturing operation and raises a broader question: beyond nostalgia, href="https://thecoconutmama.com/7-iconic-brands-abandoning-american-factories-as-recession...

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One of Houston’s most recognizable late-night hangouts is calling it quits (like this long-standing Austin restaurant, the closure was surprising). Ninja Ramen, the Washington Avenue staple known for its no-nonsen...

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