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Following Rubio’s Coastal Grill announcing the abrupt closure of 48 restaurants in California citing rising business costs, billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has come forward to defend the recent increase in minimum wage.
Following Rubio’s Coastal Grill announcing the abrupt closure of 48 restaurants in California citing rising business costs, billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has come forward to defend the recent increase in minimum wage.
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