$200,000 to manage an In-N-Out, nearly 4x the national average for fast food joints. The burger chain confirms its store managers earn on average more than $200,000 annually. Restaurant data puts the average fast-food manager salary at roughly $59,811, a big drop from the famous burger spot. In-N-Out says the eye-popping pay isn't an accident. It's part of a decades-old philosophy established by founders Harry and Esther Snyder to treat associates "like family" and offer higher-than-normal wages. Read how that philosophy continues to shape the company today:

"Women are not just a part of marketplace, simple participants. We are its foundation and we are its infrastructure." First Lady Melania Trump delivers a message on women's economic power as she addresses female business leaders at the New York Stock Exchange, after ringing the opening bell to launch the inaugural IMPERIA Summit. The gathering brings together leading female CEOs and executives for conversations focused on the global economic power of women.

WATCH: First Lady Melania Trump rings the Opening Bell at the New York Stock Exchange with IMPERIA, a new global network bringing together women who are helping shape the next decade of business.

Uber has been ordered to pay $40 million to the family of a 23-year-old woman who was struck and killed after her rideshare driver ordered her out of his car on the side of a California freeway. An arbitrator found the driver "needlessly placed" Emily Normandin-Parker and her friend in danger, saying he showed "far more worry for his new car than he did for his passengers." Uber says its thoughts remain with the family and that it has continued strengthening its safety policies.

A California entrepreneur is warning of a "giant sucking sound" of business leaders leaving the state if voters approve a proposed billionaire wealth tax. Proposition 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on the net worth of billionaires who were California residents on Jan. 1, 2026, with 90% of the revenue designated for public health care services. Eric Schiffer argues the measure could push entrepreneurs, jobs and investment elsewhere. California's nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office says some billionaires may leave, estimating the tax could generate tens of billions of dollars temporarily while potentially reducing annual state income tax revenue by less than $1 billion. The measure goes before California voters on Nov. 3.

Hollywood without Paramount? One of the industry’s legendary studios is weighing a future outside California as Paramount considers options including Nashville and Texas amid its escalating legal battle over the Warner Bros. Discovery deal. Paramount hasn’t made a final call. But a move would be much bigger than another production leaving town. It could take one of Hollywood’s biggest names, and potentially thousands of jobs tied to the entertainment industry, with it. For a studio that has called Hollywood home for generations, even seriously considering an exit sends a message California can’t ignore. Read more:

Wendy’s is bringing back a familiar look that longtime customers have been asking to see again for years. Starting Sept. 28, the fast-food chain will roll out its iconic yellow packaging for burgers, fries, nuggets and Frostys, reviving a look that was a staple at Wendy’s for decades. “Fans asked. Constantly,” Wendy’s marketing chief says, calling it one of the brand’s most requested comebacks. The throwback packaging will stick around into 2027 as Wendy’s joins other major chains tapping into nostalgia for their old-school look.

Costco fans are celebrating after the warehouse giant confirms its beloved twisted churro is returning to U.S. food courts after disappearing from menus in 2024. There is one catch: It's only back for a limited time. The rollout begins over the coming weeks, with timing varying by warehouse.

In-N-Out is putting its employee-first philosophy into numbers. The company says higher-than-normal wages have been part of its culture since the beginning, and store managers now earn more than $200,000 annually on average. The chain also points to career development and long employee tenures as part of the approach. Read the full article for more details on In-N-Out's pay philosophy:

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent welcomed Jake Paul to the Treasury Department for a visit. Bessent says Paul's journey from content creator to entrepreneur and professional boxer is "a distinctly American story." He did not say why Paul visited or what they discussed.