The penalties that come with being in the NBA’s second luxury tax apron are so severe that Grousbeck predicted no team would stay above that threshold for more than two seasons over the next 40 ...

Aprons are potent symbols of women and domesticity. As utilitarian garments, they are worn and connected to a variety of professional and occupational settings: chefs, butchers, blacksmiths, waiters ...

Therefore, Brad Stevens could look to duck under the second luxury tax apron. To do that, he would need to move on from a couple of the veteran players currently under contract. Bleacher Report ...

The second apron limit, the NBA’s intense penalty threshold for offending franchises, is set at $207,825,000. As it stands, three teams are offenders who exceed that salary cap limit ...

Cleveland Browns. Quinshon Judkins sends a strong message as Shedeur Sanders faces doubts over his attitude within the Cleveland Browns Dressed in his apron like it was a game uniform, Shedeur ...

This is enough to send them way beyond the luxury tax threshold, into the dark recesses of life beyond the second apron. The “second apron” threshold is the closest thing the NBA has to a hard ...

Tonight on MasterChef, the duos who failed to get white aprons in the audition rounds get a surprise second chance. The returning pairs must convince judges Gordon Ramsay, Tiffany Derry ...

Funding has not yet been identified. The GIAA board on Thursday also ratified a $10.6 million grant for apron rehabilitation. The refurbishment is part of an ongoing, phased-in approach to ...

Starbucks noted that it will give partners two new, policy-compliant black T-shirts, and the moves are set to highlight the company's iconic green apron. In a blog post detailing the changes ...

By being over both the first and second luxury tax aprons, Celtics ownership would be forced to pay more than $280 million in luxury tax penalties. Boston's total bill for one season would be more ...

The new dress code — which was announced last month — went into effect Monday, limiting what workers could wear under the green aprons to a solid black shirt and khaki, black or blue denim pants.

Starbucks put new limits starting Monday on what its baristas can wear under their green aprons. The dress code requires employees at company-operated and licensed stores in the US and Canada to ...