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“This rule is the latest unnecessary and burdensome regulation from the Biden Administration targeting small businesses,” said Michael Layman, IFA senior vice president of government relations and public affairs. “It comes as many entrepreneurs continue to struggle in today’s unpredictable regulatory climate, grappling with lingering inflation, labor challenges, and high costs of goods. Small business owners, especially franchisees, need certainty to operate, and this Administration has provided them anything but predictability.”
Christian Brothers Automotive (CBA) has landed in Papillion and is now open for automotive repair and maintenance. Known for its people-first approach to car care, the shop offers residents the chance to get back on the road as efficiently as possible.