Plans for Chick-fil-A featured a restaurant spanning more than 6,000 square feet and a sizable indoor play area. Chick-fil-A’s plan to construct a “mega” restaurant in a Tennessee small town was shelved when locals voiced opposition over traffic issues. Collierville, Tennessee, has about 51,000 residents. Jennifer Casey, the town’s public information officer, told Fox News […]
There were two candidates for the positions of county engineer and director of public works in Bexar County: the leader of a multinational engineering consultancy firm’s San Antonio office and a longtime county employee who is now the department’s acting director. Following a Tuesday executive session discussion of the two candidates, the Bexar County Commissioners
Finalists for county engineer and public works director are chosen by Bexar County. Read More »
After one of their aircraft was involved in a catastrophic mid-air blowout in the US, Boeing’s stock price fell. When a 737 Max 9 operated by Alaska Airlines had a cabin panel ripped off, it had to make an emergency landing and safety regulators had to ground other aircraft of the same type that had
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Pepsi products will no longer be sold in France by grocery giant Carrefour, which cited “unacceptable price increases”. The grocer began posting notices in-store on Thursday alerting consumers to the decision, which would have an impact on items including Quaker cereal, Pepsi cola, and Doritos. Pepsi declared that it would keep up its “good faith”
Carrefour will stop selling Pepsi due to price increases. Read More »
The bidder for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph, sponsored by Abu Dhabi, has declared that journalists will have complete editorial autonomy. The files were scheduled to be turned over to the RedBird IMI consortium, which was supported by the Gulf. However, the government stepped in due to concerns that an autocratic foreign state may obtain
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Luke Littler, who barely missed out on the championship, has made an incredible amount of money—a sum that most 16-year-olds can only imagine—after making his darts debut in the PDC World Darts Championship. After defeating some of the biggest names in the sport in recent weeks and losing to his namesake Luke “Cool Hand” Humphries
How much money could Luke Littler, the darts sensation, make? Read More »
Ryanair has taken aim at a number of online travel agencies for abruptly removing its flights from their networks. The airline claimed that bigger websites including Kiwi, Booking.com, and Kayak abruptly stopped offering its flights in December. It follows an Irish High Court decision that forbade screenscraper Flightbox from collecting flight data for Ryanair for
Ryanair takes aim at Booking.com due of flight disruptions. Read More »
Next has issued a warning that if the Red Sea shipping interruption persists, its goods deliveries may be delayed. Businesses have started avoiding the region and taking longer routes as a result of Houthi rebel attacks on ships in one of the busiest maritime lanes in the world. It was then said that delays in
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SpaceX has been charged with forcibly terminating eight employees for voicing disapproval of its multibillionaire CEO, Elon Musk. According to a US labor agency’s complaint, in 2022, workers wrote an open letter outlining their working grievances to the company’s executives. He was described as a “distraction and embarrassment” in the letter, the Reuters news agency
Elon Musk-critical employees at SpaceX are allegedly unfairly fired Read More »
Amid Western economic sanctions against Moscow earlier this year, trade between Russia and the US reached a 30-year low. Between January and October, trade between the two nations reached $4.38 billion, a 70% decrease from the same period the previous year. In the meantime, commerce between China and Russia is expected to reach a record
