Cracker Barrel CEO Steps Down After Rebrand Controversy
Cracker Barrel's chief executive, Julie Masino, is stepping down a year after the company faced widespread backlash over its controversial rebrand, according to BBC.
Cracker Barrel's chief executive, Julie Masino, is stepping down a year after the company faced widespread backlash over its controversial rebrand, according to BBC.
Tom Ince has returned to Merseyside with a two-year contract at Tranmere Rovers. The midfielder, previously with Watford, spoke of a 'full circle' moment and his continued hunger for the game.
Benedict Cumberbatch, Alan Cumming, and Benedict Wong have called the proposed $111 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. merger a 'calamity' that must be blocked in the UK. They argue the consolidation threatens the British media landscape, jobs, and creative freedom.
Paramount Skydance has agreed to pause its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery while a federal court case plays out, according to court filings. The move could cost the company up to $7 million a day in fees.
Former President Donald Trump has announced an investigation into the European Union over antitrust fines imposed on major U.S. tech companies, citing billions in penalties against Google, Apple, and Meta. According to BBC and AppleInsider, the move uses Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 to challenge what Trump calls unfair EU practices.
A Canadian federal opposition leader has called on Mark Carney’s government to block a $125m data-sharing deal between Thomson Reuters and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), according to The Guardian.
On his fourth day as prime minister, Andy Burnham visited Glasgow instead of staying at London’s Downing Street. The move underscores his commitment to decentralizing government functions through the new Manchester-based Number 10 North, a symbolic but politically sensitive initiative.
A federal judge has ordered a two-week pause on the $81 billion Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger after 12 states challenged the deal, according to the Guardian.
Google parent Alphabet reported negative free cash flow of $5.9bn for the first time in a decade, as AI spending spirals, according to BBC.
Thai sailors are suing the owners of a cargo ship that was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, alleging the company ignored Iranian warnings. According to Al Jazeera.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran is 'begging' for a deal with the US to end hostilities but is not yet ready to accept one, according to Al Jazeera.
The U.S. signed a landmark nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, according to the Energy Department. The deal includes a 123 agreement and a bilateral safeguards agreement, aiming to support a decades-long partnership.
The fragile 'no war, no peace' situation since the US and Iran signed a tentative deal last month now seems to have tipped into war, according to BBC.
Broadcom stock climbed after the company secured a $30 billion chip deal with Apple, expanding its role in AI infrastructure and U.S. manufacturing. According to TIKR.com, the agreement includes producing 15 billion chips and a $1.5 billion investment in a Colorado facility.
Bereaved families and politicians have raised alarm about continued killings on Del Monte’s pineapple farm in Kenya, despite the company hiring a British security firm to replace its in-house security team after previous deaths were exposed by the Guardian, according to the source.