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Berry received her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan-Dearborn (1983) and her J.D. from Michigan State University Law School (formerly the Detroit College of Law). [1] [2] Berry ...

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Smoothie King, a franchise that specializes in selling smoothies, recently launched a "GLP-1 Support Menu," made specifically for people who take GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.

Tropical Smoothie Cafe announced Monday the appointment of Max Wetzel as CEO of the Atlanta-based chain. Wetzel joins Tropical Smoothie Cafe from CKE Restaurants, where he has served as CEO of the ...

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The company says users of weight loss drugs will find the new menu items helpful because of their protein and sugar content. U.S. fast snack and beverage company Smoothie King says it has added menu ...

Smoothie King, a nationwide fast-food chain, has decided to capitalize on the growing market of Ozempic users with a brand new menu designed with people taking GLP-1 medications in mind.

DALLAS — Dallas-based Smoothie King has just launched its latest menu items: a new GLP-1 Support Menu for people who use drugs like Ozempic. The menu is made up of five smoothies specifically ...

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