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Here Are The Business Trends For 2023

By Brandy Centolanza

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The national business publication Entrepreneur recently released its predictions for the latest business trends for 2023. Locally, the forecast is on par with what the country will likely see this year.

Though the covid-19 pandemic may not be quite over, people are eager to get out and about again, especially when it comes to dining. Breakfast is expected to make a big come back this year.

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