Dutch Bros

In a statement following the ruling, Boersma said in part, “I remain committed to saving horse racing in Oregon, providing family wage jobs in southern Oregon, and working closely with Tribal leaders to ensure all Oregonians benefit from the opening of the Flying Lark. “

Six Native American tribes on Wednesday called on Gov. Kate Brown and other state political leaders to launch a thorough review of Dutch Bros founder Travis Boersma’s plan to open a gambling and entertainment center in his hometown of Grants Pass.

While casinos are prohibited under the Oregon constitution outside of Tribal reservations, a 2013 law provided a carve-out for certain methods of historical race betting. Boersma says he also helped shape a bill that passed the Oregon legislature in 2021, SB 165, which ensures that multiple stakeholders get a taste of the funds generated by both live and historical horse racing. The bill was signed into law by Governor Brown in July.

But in recent months Boersma’s other passion – horse racing – is suddenly at the center of a political drama. And Boersma is threatening to lay off more than 200 employees if his plans aren’t approved in Salem.

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Now, a Dutch Bros. customer says the coffee shop chain is doing the same. TikTok creator Valeria (@valeria.milian.r) posted a short clip writing in the text overlay, “I just realized that when I go to Dutch bros and they don’t ask for tip it’s because they tip themselves.”

By Katryna Perera (November 9, 2023, 6:43 PM EST) -- The top brass of Oregon drive-thru coffee franchise Dutch Bros Inc. have been hit with a derivative suit in Delaware Chancery Court by shareholders claiming the defendants made false and misleading statements about the company's financial prospects, which led to a stock drop and damage to investors....

By Katryna Perera ( June 25, 2024, 9:51 PM EDT) -- A New York federal judge has dismissed with prejudice a suit alleging drive-through coffee chain Dutch Bros and two of its executives weren't honest with investors about the impact inflation was having on the company after its 2021 initial public offering, saying the shareholders have failed to plead any actionable misstatements or omissions. . . .

Priority violations: Soap is not provided at a handwashing sink, specifically: Soap was not available at the entrance handwash sink during today's inspection. This is a repeat violation. Point deduction: 6