An Aurora man has been charged with DUI after getting his car stuck in a West Surbuban Montgomery Taco Bell drive-thru lane. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times

LOS ANGELES: Yum Brands Inc, the parent of the KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut fast-food chains, issued a weaker-than-expected forecast for fourth-quarter sales at established restaurants, sending shares down about 3 percent. Full Article at Economic Times

General Motors' OnStarEnlarge Photo Successfully applying technology in a car is harder than it sounds. Just look at the flack BMW has caught for its difficult iDrive system, or the only-recent entry of Lexus into the telematics market. Full Article at The Car Connection

Would you rather have a $1 Double cheeseburger at Burger King or a 99-cent burrito at Taco Bell? Full Article at The Orange County Register

Officials with Yum Brands Inc. Friday reaffirmed their expectations that the company will achieve full-year 2009 earnings growth of $2.10 to $2.14 per share, a 12 percent increase over 2008. Full Article at Los Angeles Business Journal

OnStar navigation and tracking system locates car at Taco Bell parking lotCorker's daughter carjacked after someone approached her asking for directionsCorker had considered canceling tracking system Washington (CNN) -- Sen. Bob Corker says his daughter... Full Article at WSB-TV Atlanta

Two separate lawsuits one brought by Taco Bell claiming monetary compensation stemming from contaminated lettuce have been filed against several agricultural companies with ties to Salinas. Full Article at The Californian

SALEM — They're dogs with a celebrity connection, albeit remote. Five Chihuahuas arrived at the Salem Animal Rescue League yesterday, flown from California by Katherine Heigl of "Grey's Anatomy" and "27 Dresses" fame. Full Article at The Eagle-Tribune | North Andover, MA

WOONSOCKET — The police are searching for a third suspect involved in the armed robbery last Friday of a Taco Bell restaurant at 1500 Diamond Hill Rd. Full Article at Providence Journal

I pointed out the Giants december slide of last year several teams when everyone was picking them to win the SB last August. Full Article at Sports Blogs

TRACY, CA - After another armed robbery Tuesday night in Tracy, police have released photos and videos showing two men believed to be responsible for several recent crimes. "They know what they want. Full Article at News 10 Sacramento

TRACY — Police say a pair of armed robbers are responsible for six holdups at local businesses in the past two weeks. On Tuesday night, a Taco Bell on South Tracy Boulevard was robbed by two black men in their early 20s wearing ski masks. Full Article at Inside Bay Area

TRACY – Tracy police are seeking two men believed to be responsible for six armed robberies in the city during the past two weeks, including the robbery Tuesday of a Taco Bell restaurant.. Full Article at Recordnet.com

Julia Stewart is going to lunch at Applebee's. Stewart, chief executive of DineEquity, is dressed in a shocking-red St. John pantsuit with toenails to match. Full Article at Forbes

Is it a shame, or is it fantastic? Rather than tear down a former royal building in The Netherlands' historic Den Haag (The Hague), it's been turned into a Pizza Hut. What do you think about that, National Trust for Historic Preservation? Full Article at Gadling

Two weeks ago, the Culinary Institute of America held a three-day conference to celebrate what CIA president Tim Ryan called "food democracy," which he defined as "an endless variety of great foods served quickly anywhere, anytime, at affordable prices... Full Article at Mother Jones

STAMFORD, Conn. , Nov. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- K-Mac Enterprises, Inc. , a portfolio company of Olympus Growth Fund IV, L.P. , is pleased to announce a $110 million recapitalization. K-Mac, the second-largest Taco Bell franchisee, operates 130 Taco Bells. Full Article at Street Insider

kid’s a Texan, right out of Austin. Undersized and overlooked his whole career, and now he may be the best. Full Article at Sports Blogs

By Ianthe Jeanne Dugan For Richard Crane, the "new normal" in the labor market began when he was laid off from a New Jersey battery plant in the summer of 2006.Mr. Crane had been earning more than $100,000 a year operating heavy machinery at Delco, a... Full Article at Wall Street Journal