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FDA Notice: 800,000 Cream Cheese Units Recalled Across the US Over Salmonella
A notice published by FDA said that the Schreiber Foods’ products were sold at major retailers.
UK Retailers Sue Amazon for £1.1 Billion in ‘Watershed’ Case
A new collective case against the e-commerce powerhouse is the largest ever launched by British retailers.
Court Rules Meta Must Face Lawsuit Over Fraudulent Ads
A federal law that confers broad immunity to Big Tech companies does not cover breach of contract claims, appeals court rules.
‘Patriotic Choice’ Needed: SPC Cuts Canned Fruit Orders As Cheap Imports Dominate
A key farming body says if Australian shoppers don’t buy Australian fruit, it may end up unavailable.
Nationwide Recall of Oral Products Issued Due to Potentially Fatal Microbial Contamination
According to the FDA, two batches of Homeopathic StellaLife Oral Care Products, both manufactured in 2024, are affected by the notice.
Boeing CEO to Testify About Safety to Senate Panel on June 18
Mr. Calhoun’s Senate testimony comes after months of scrutiny from federal regulators after a midair blowout incident in January.
EBay Drops American Express, Citing ‘Unacceptably High Fees’
Credit card-processing fees represent the ‘highest operating cost’ borne by retailers after labor.
Supreme Court Allows Insurer to Contest Asbestos Bankruptcy Deal
The ruling overturns an appeals court decision that found the company lacked legal standing.
Beauty Salons Replace Banks in ‘Dramatic’ Change for British High Street: Research
Britons believe that their local high streets offer an inappropriate mix of stores, a countywide poll has revealed.
FDA Issues Recall Notice on Soda Products Sold Across the US
Several soft drink products that were recalled earlier this year have now been classified by their risk level by the FDA.
Opinion: Digital ID Goes Global
Perhaps there’s a corner of Slovakia where Big Brother’s gaze doesn’t reach—yet.
Queensland to Fund Starlink Service for Remote Indigenous Communities
Remote Indigenous communities are being socially and economically disadvantaged by having limited access to digital connectivity, the government says.
Court Overturns SEC’s Enhanced Regulations for Private Equity, Hedge Funds
Because the court found that the SEC exceeded its authority in setting the rule, the judges didn’t evaluate the remaining issues, according to the ruling.
Google Faces £13.6 Billion Lawsuit Over Advertising Tech
A legal claim alleges that Google has abused its adtech market dominance, causing financial loss to UK publishers.
Toyota Recalls More Than 100,000 Tundra, Lexus LX Vehicles Over Possible Debris in Engine
The recall affects 2022 and 2023 model year Toyota Tundra pickups and Lexus LX cars.
OpenAI, Google DeepMind Employees Warn of ‘Serious Risks’ Posed by AI Technology
The employees called on ‘advanced AI companies’ not to retaliate against those ’who publicly share risk-related confidential information' about their systems.
News Corp Chairman Claims Big Tech Firms Operating Outside Rule of Law
Under his proposal, social media companies will need to pay for the licence and be required to follow Australian laws and regulations.
Queensland Trumpets Appointment of Women to 55 Percent of Board Positions
The government has appointed 14 women to fill 21 positions across Queensland’s government-owned companies.
