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McDonald’s Rolls Out Biggest Burger Ever - 14 ounces and 1,025 calories - to Revive Sales
Where’s the beef?Just ask Ronald McDonald. The world’s largest fast-food restaurant chain is getting ready to roll out its biggest, “most satiating” hamburger ever.The Big Arch—a whopping 14 ounces and 1,025 calories—is on the grill to become McDonald’s first new global offering since Chicken McNuggets landed on the permanent “core” menu in 1983.Read more at The Daily Beast.Get the Daily Beast's biggest scoops and scandals delivered right to your inbox. Sign up now.Stay informed and gain unlimit
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Hollywood Gets Hacked! Inside the Disney Data Breach That Has Celebrities ‘Freaking Out’
Disney isn’t the happiest place on Earth right now for some A-listers. A hacker group called Nullbulge — said to be based out of Russia — claims to have obtained and leaked more than 1 terabyte of data from Disney’s internal Slack channels. Disney, which is a parent company to Marvel Studios, Disney+ and Hulu,...
Pensacola News Journal
Pensacola Mexican restaurant temporarily closed after restaurant inspection
During the week of July 22-28, one restaurant was temporarily closed and three others received high violations in Escambia, Santa Rosa County inspections.
CNN Business
Delta CEO lashes out at CrowdStrike: This cost us $500 million and they offered us nothing
The CEO of Delta Air Lines lashed out at cyber security firm CrowdStrike and software provider Microsoft for the computer problems that resulted in a service meltdown he disclosed cost the airline $500 million due to a five-day service meltdown.
Tri-City Herald
Alcohol sales barred at popular Richland restaurant and bar after food license suspended
One of its owners is being sued over another previously closed business.
Just Auto
Leapmotors on the way
First 800 hits the high seas
FreightWaves
FedEx rebrands aircraft, ground vehicles with new logo
FedEx is rebranding its cargo jets by erasing the Express descriptor to signify there are no longer separate Express and Ground operations, just One FedEx. The post FedEx rebrands aircraft, ground vehicles with new logo appeared first on FreightWaves.
KLAS articles
Las Vegas valley restaurant chain fined $475K, owner calls it ‘honest mistake’
The owners of a Las Vegas restaurant chain are paying back employees following a three-year federal department’s investigation, but they are pushing back on the language used to describe their actions and want to explain what led to the $475,000 fine.
Reuters
Stellantis offering new round of voluntary buyouts to US salaried workers
Jeep-maker Stellantis said on Tuesday it is offering a new round of voluntary buyouts to its U.S. salaried workers, the latest in a series of cost-cutting measures CEO Carlos Tavares is placing on its American operations. Stellantis' backlog of inventory and weakened margins in the U.S. market have been a point of concern for Tavares in recent conversations with analysts.
GOBankingRates
This Is What Your Net Worth Should Be at 62 To Be on Track for a Comfortable Retirement
Many workers wonder at some point in their careers if they are on track and amassing enough wealth for a good retirement. It's one of the main principles used by a lot of workers and their advisors...
CNN Business
Delta hires powerful lawyer David Boies’ firm to seek compensation from CrowdStrike and Microsoft for its outage
Delta Air Lines’ service meltdown, which led to thousands of cancelled flights and a half million stranded customers, cost the company hundreds of millions of dollars. And now it wants Microsoft and the cybersecurity firm that caused the problem to compensate it for at least some of its losses.
CNN Business
Starbucks sales tumble as customers reject high-priced coffee
Consumers have reached their breaking point with $6 iced coffees and lemonades at Starbucks.
USA TODAY Sports
Deion Sanders' son Shilo accused of trying to 'avoid responsibility' in bankruptcy case
New court filing against Colorado defensive back Shilo Sanders argues why his massive debt to a former security guard should not be discharged.
South China Morning Post
Hong Kong gets foothold in global semiconductor industry with next-gen GaN wafer line
Hong Kong is setting up its first production line for gallium nitride (GaN) wafers, a next-generation semiconductor material, as the city aims to gain a foothold in the global chip industry amid an intensified US-China technology rivalry. MassPhoton, established in Hong Kong in January this year, is working with the government-funded Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks (HKSTP) to establish an 8-inch GaN epitaxial wafer pilot production line, with the aim of achieving an annual production capa
South China Morning Post
Chinese firms start work on DRC road projects under renegotiated mining deal
Chinese companies have broken ground on three major road projects linking resource-rich regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with its capital Kinshasa as part of a renegotiated minerals-for-infrastructure deal. Work began last month on a US$300 million ring road in Kinshasa - a 63km (39-mile) project connecting the southwest and southeast ring roads to ease traffic congestion in the city. It came just a few months after Sinohydro Corporation and China Railway Group agreed to invest
The Wall Street Journal
Jet Engines Need Constant Repairs. Their Manufacturers Are Raking In Cash.
Many in the aviation industry are railing against misaligned incentives in the engine-making business, which makes profit through repair-shop visits and spare parts.
Motley Fool
What's the Smartest Age to Take Social Security? It Depends On the Answer to One Simple Question
In some cases, there may be a right and wrong time to take Social Security benefits.
Associated Press
Trial canceled in North Dakota abortion ban lawsuit as judge ponders dismissal
A trial looming in a lawsuit challenging North Dakota's abortion ban was canceled Monday as the judge in the case weighs whether to throw out the lawsuit. State District Judge Bruce Romanick issued a notice to parties regarding trial saying the Aug. 26-30 trial is canceled and will be removed from the calendar. The notice comes nearly a week after the state and plaintiffs, who include the formerly sole abortion clinic in North Dakota, made their pitches to the judge as to why he should dismiss the two-year-old case, or continue to trial.
South China Morning Post
Tech war: China eyes supercomputers for building LLMs amid US sanctions on advanced chips
China must find an alternative approach to artificial intelligence (AI) development, in lieu of stacking up processors inside data centres, as US sanctions continue to bar the country's access to advanced semiconductors and chip-making equipment, according to industry experts on the mainland. Leveraging supercomputing technology that China has developed over the past decade could help break the stranglehold of US-led restrictions on the mainland's AI industry, according to Zhang Yunquan, a resea
GOBankingRates
4 Cars To Avoid in Retirement With the Worst Gas Mileage
When you're enjoying your golden years, the last thing you want is a gas-guzzling monster eating away at your retirement savings. While that sleek SUV or luxury sedan might look tempting, some...

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