CALIFORNIA — This week, California’s business scene brings exciting updates: the state will welcome four new Ikea stores, a festival celebrating bagels is set to make its debut on the West Coast, and a well-known seafood chain may close some of its 28 locations in California.
In a bizarre twist, a group of thieves executed a complex plan that involved tunneling to steal $180,000 worth of Pokémon Cards.
Before diving into the major business stories shaping the Golden State, let’s take a look at the best consumer deals available this week:
Freebies, Deals, and Steals
- Chick-fil-A is offering a complimentary Chicken Biscuit breakfast sandwich to rewards members. This promotion runs until Saturday. Learn more.
- Shake Shack is rolling out a deal for a free chicken sandwich with any $10 order every Sunday until the end of June. Plus, customers can enjoy any size soda for just $1 when they order through the Shake Shack app. Find out more here.
Here are this week’s top headlines for California business news featured on Patch:
More Restaurant & Retail News
Genova Deli marks the end of an era in the family’s Bay Area history after 58 years of service, though one location remains open in the region.
SoCal Taco Fest is Back in San Diego
The celebration is set to take over SeaWorld San Diego on May 2 and May 3, coinciding with the kickoff of the park’s Latin music series, Viva La Música.
Winery Contests Major $4 Million Fine
A winery in Northern California faces hefty fines over alleged unauthorized wine tastings and tours, as determined by local authorities.
