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Like many other casual dining chains, Hooters has struggled in recent years with rising costs and wages.

Gothenburg has to pay a financial penalty if it misses certain annual sustainability goals.

The comments come as the US president is set to unveil a massive slate of import taxes on Wednesday.

Some locals say rent hikes prompted by an influx of construction workers are pricing them out.

'Awful April" will see a range of household bills rise, but there are ways to ease the pain.

A number of bill rises will come into force at the start of what some commentators have described as "awful April".

Businesses think Trump is right about unfair trade. But are the US President's reciprocal tariffs the answer?

The move could be aimed at protecting investors, who helped him buy purchase X, from losing money.

Public conveniences have become houses, a theatre, shops and bars across the country.

"The prices in the wholesale market have skyrocketed already and it's going to get worse," one car seller told the BBC.

The 233-year old chain will be become TGJones but the brand will continue at airports and rail stations.

Manufacturers are expected to ask for state support ahead of next week's 25% tariff on exports.

The unit will run Ubisoft's biggest franchises, including Assassin's Creed, Far Cry and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six.

Start-up social media firms are looking to capitalise on dissatisfaction with the social media giants.

Major economies vow to retaliate, with China accusing Washington of violating international trade rules.

The company announces a consultation that could see the closure of two blast furnaces at Scunthorpe.

Trump also said he is willing to extend a 5 April deadline for a non-Chinese buyer of the platform to be found.

Shares in technology firms have both fallen and risen sharply over the past year.

While the Spring Statement focusses on the wider UK economy, it could have implications for your money.

The economy is now predicted to grow by only 1% in 2025 but the OBR thinks growth will pick up in the following years.

Maeve Bradley took action against Citibank after it promoted the person who covered her maternity leave.

UK inflation fell in the year to February, driven by cheaper women's clothing.

Robo-taxi services and driverless trucks are gaining ground but progress is painstaking.

Heathrow's boss previously said the shutdown was not for lack of power but to reboot complex systems.

The film has taken an estimated $87.3m globally during its opening weekend, according to Box Office Mojo.

The dispute centres on whether it is acceptable to age and bottle the spirit overseas.

Rachel Reeves says talks are "ongoing" about the Digital Services Tax, paid by giants like Amazon.

Ed Miliband says there are lessons to be learned after outage led to major flight disruption on Friday.

The US attorney general said a wave of vandalism and arson attacks at Tesla dealerships is "domestic terrorism".

The chatbot has become an "unfiltered and unhinged" digital sensation in India.

Could this be a chance for the world’s fifth-largest economy to shed protectionism and open up further?

The bank will start closing branches from June, putting 750 jobs at risk.

The settlement with thousands of people who have worked at the tech giant has received preliminary approval.

Lee Castleton has started a legal claim against his former employer over the Horizon scandal.

Families in the US are trying to dodge higher prices from tariffs, as worries rise about the economy.

German MPs could pave the way for huge investments to defend Europe against a threatening Russia.

Beijing hopes better wages and discounts can enocurage spending and stave off greater economic trouble.

Services that assess climate change risks are springing up for home buyers, insurers and lenders.

US stores will remain open as Forever 21's operating company "begins its process of "winding down".

The Chancellor will unveil plans to cut bureaucracy as the government continues its bid to slash red tape.

More than 1,300 staff placed on administrative leave as White House accuses VOA of being anti-Trump, "radical" and "leftist".

Canadian firms are having a growing conversation about the need for more homegrown production.

If it does collapse, who will pay and how much?

People on long-term sickness and disability benefits have told the BBC they fear how cuts will affect them.

A slowdown in manufacturing was one of the main reasons for the dip, the Office for National Statistics says.

The prosecutor's office said it raided 21 addresses in Belgium, according to local media.

Car sharing has not taken off, but will electric cars boost its appeal?

The gaming platform is wildly popular, but has been rocked by allegations it exposes children to harmful content.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Automotive will replace the door latch mechanisms in more than 7,000 SUVs.

Germany's central bank president says US tariffs and retaliation to them could tip Europe's largest economy into recession again.