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Our deep-fried glazed dreams won't be disappointed.

Plus: Amazon is cracking down on fake reviews.

Adding yoga to your routine improves your cognitive skills, according to a team of UCLA neuroscientists.

Plus: Instagram adds new tools for businesses.

For those that don't speak feet, the Good Feet franchise can help you out.

Adam Kluger, CEO and founder of The Kluger Agency, wins big by getting celebrities and brands to swipe right on endorsement deals.

Plus: A new app is beating out Uber in the Middle East.

If you're familiar with Hooters, it's not surprising.

Plus: Taco Bell may be giving away free tacos for the NBA finals.

Nothing feels better than a juicy burger, especially on an empty stomach. From Fatburger to Johnny Rockets, here are some of the best burger franchises in the U.S.

Plus: Taco Bell is wrapping its chalupas with fried chicken.

With 24/7 service, Del Taco just gets it.

Plus: Check out someone's Snapchat all the way from Mt. Everest.

Even franchises and the people that run them can get hit with a case of the feels.

All you need is a quick refreshment to get back to those waves.

Plus: Facebook apologizes after initially rejecting a photo of a plus-sized model.

You'll seriously need to 'pump it up.'

Plus: Facebook users can now skip to the best parts in live videos.

Sometimes, all it takes to get through the door is a bit of imagination, creativity and social-media know-how.

Rather than worry about bug bites, why not enjoy the sun while it's here?

Plus: Robots are taking on the ranch.

If you understand the comfort of home, this franchise is for you.

In our new '20 Questions' series, Jessica Dilullo Herrin, the founder and CEO of Stella & Dot, opens up about how an egg, her father and dropping out of college changed her outlook on life.

Plus: Microsoft made a magic mirror that can read emotions.

A hearty sandwich is something you'll never regret.

Plus: The Wall Street Journal made a tool for Facebook users to see both sides of the debate.

It specializes in helping you and those closest conserve the best memories with a pic.

Sometimes, all it takes is a really good song to get inspired.

Plus: Google released a high-res camera to help preserve priceless art.

With the tagline, 'we eat dandelions for breakfast,' the franchise has lawn care down to the very last blade of grass.