CALIFORNIA — This week in California business news: In-N-Out’s owner revealed the company’s plans for mobile ordering and delivery, Disney’s new CEO is reportedly planning layoffs,
Additionally, a man accused of setting a Southern California warehouse on fire last week could face hate crime charges because he “attacked America’s capitalist values,” according to a federal prosector.
But before getting to the biggest business stories in the Golden State, here are some of the best consumer deals of the week:
Freebies, Deals And Steals
- Buffalo Wild Wings is bringing back a fan-favorite deal. The chain’s bottomless appetizer deal starts at $9.99 and allows up to four people to eat as many mozzarella sticks, fried pickles, hatch queso, chips and salsa and onion rings as their hearts desire. The offer is available until June 10. More info and locations here.
- To ease the stress of tax season, Planet Fitness is offering members and non-members a free HydroMassage at 100+ locations in Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura counties. The massage chairs feature streams of heated water that move up and down the body. Check with your local Planet Fitness location for participation. The promotion ends April 18.
Check out this week’s top headlines for California business news on Patch:
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Viral Matcha And Coffee Chain Plans First West Coast Locations As Expansion Surges
Lego sets stolen from Texas and bound for SoCal were recovered inside two recovered Amazon trailers, deputies said.
Serial Thief Stole Over $225K In Copper From Bay Area: Police
A 53-year-old man was arrested after investigators followed his car to a scrap facility where he sold the stolen materials, police said.
