Australian Food Safety Department recalls Bibigo dumplings and Cau Tre spring rolls from Asian supermarket shops in numerous states.
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Skyrocketing cocoa prices, doubling in 2024 and outpacing Bitcoin, pose Easter concerns for chocolate firms, with New York wholesale rates peaking at $8,900 per ton.
Tinder's Match Group Welcomes New Directors to Board Following Deal with Investor Elliott
Match Group, the parent company of Tinder and Hinge, adds two new directors after discussions with activist investor Elliott.
Apple Plans to Integrate Chinese AI Technology Into iPhone 16 And More After CEO Tim Cook's Shanghai Visit
Apple responded to declining sales in China by planning to integrate Baidu's AI technology into its upcoming iPhone 16 and other products for the Chinese market, following CEO Tim Cook's visit to Shanghai.
The UK Government Cuts NatWest Stake, No Longer Controlling Shareholder
UK government slashes NatWest stake to 29.8%, no longer controlling shareholder. According to statements from the finance ministry on Monday, Mar. 25.
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The BBC is looking to enter into more commercial partnerships ahead of the potential expiration of its license fee.
In Caroline Springs, Australia, a Melbourne restaurant owner strategically erected a billboard aimed at his ex-partner, Sophia, as an act of revenge.
Stellantis informed the affected workers of the mass lay-offs during a 'mandatory remote work day,' and attributed it to challenging market conditions.
