UK Kebab Firm Fined $630,000 for Mislabeling Lamb Products
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Kismet Kebabs supplied millions of Britons with goat, chicken, and animal fat disguised as lamb, in a scandal reminiscent of the 2013 horsemeat crisis.
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Kebab Firm Fined After Millions of Britons Served Mislabelled Meat
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Kismet Kebabs sold goat, chicken, and animal fat as lamb, a fraud uncovered by routine testing that has been likened to the horsemeat scandal.
Hamptons Property Offers Rare Opportunity with Approved Plans for Larger Estate
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
A nearly one-acre lot listed for $3.495 million in East Hampton comes with fully approved plans for a 7,675-square-foot home, a scale that current zoning restrictions would not permit.
Brazil's Finance Ministry Investigates Betting Ads Amidst World Cup Surge
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Authorities probe potential breaches of advertising laws as gambling participation more than triples during the tournament.
Lloyds Banking Group to Retire Halifax Brand After 173 Years
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
The decision to scrap the well-known banking name marks the end of an era, prompting discussions about brand value and the future of financial institutions.
Halifax Brand Phased Out by Lloyds Banking Group After 173 Years
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Lloyds Banking Group is discontinuing the Halifax brand, a move that will see the end of a banking name with a 173-year history.
Halo Top Most Searched Ice Cream Brand in US, Study Finds
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
The low-calorie, high-protein ice cream brand tops Google searches, reflecting consumer interest in healthier indulgence.
Nordstrom Rack in Waikiki to Close Permanently July 27
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
The closure of the popular two-story outlet marks the end of a decade-long run in a busy shopping district and impacts 34 employees.
JPMorgan CEO Hopeful Marianne Lake Departs, Forfeiting Millions in Stock
Business & Markets • 3 months ago
Marianne Lake, long considered a potential successor to CEO Jamie Dimon, has left JPMorgan Chase after two rivals were elevated in the company's succession race, reportedly leaving $50 million in unvested stock behind.