FDA Relaxes 'No Artificial Colors' Label Rules
The U.S. FDA now permits 'no artificial colors' claims for foods using plant-based dyes, a shift from previous 'no added color' requirements, aiming to reduce synthetic dyes.
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TSB Boss Leaves to Head Up Spanish Owner Sabadell
Marc Armengol will step down as TSB's chief executive to take the top role at its Spanish parent bank Sabadell, coinciding with TSB's acquisition by Santander.
Disney Fan Spots $10 Price Gap for Same Cup at Different Parks
A Disney enthusiast reveals a $10 price difference for the identical Little Green Men Jetpack Sipper sold at Disneyland in California versus Walt Disney World in Florida, highlighting variable pricing strategies.
Pension Salary Sacrifice Changes to Hit Millions in 2029
New pension salary sacrifice rules from April 2029 will remove NICs exemption for contributions over £2,000, impacting millions of workers and potentially reducing take-home pay.
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Rio Tinto and Glencore Abandon $260bn Merger Plan
Mining giants Rio Tinto and Glencore have abandoned revived plans for a $260bn merger, marking the third collapse of talks to create the world's largest mining company.
Sainsbury's Facial Recognition Error Brands Shopper as Criminal
A data strategist was wrongly flagged as an offender by facial recognition at a Sainsbury's store, leading to his removal and confiscated purchases, sparking rights group warnings.
Sainsbury's Facial Recognition Mistake Brands Shopper as Offender
Warren Rajah was removed from a Sainsbury's store after being misidentified by facial recognition technology. The incident highlights concerns about biometric surveillance accuracy and consumer rights.
Shopper Feels Like Criminal After Sainsbury's Facial Recognition Error
Warren Rajah was removed from a Sainsbury's store after being misidentified as an offender by facial recognition technology, sparking concerns over privacy and accuracy.
Pension Salary Sacrifice Changes to Impact Millions
Upcoming changes to pension salary sacrifice schemes from April 2029 could disproportionately affect workers on modest incomes, with analysis suggesting millions may face financial losses.
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FTSE 100 Falls on Tech Malaise and Glencore-Rio Deal Collapse
London stocks declined sharply, tracking global losses amid US tech sector weakness and the collapse of Glencore-Rio Tinto merger talks. The Bank of England held rates steady but hinted at future cuts.
March Holiday Deals: Expert Picks for Spring Getaways
Discover the best March holiday deals for 2026, featuring ski trips in Italy, beach escapes in Thailand and Dominica, and off-grid UK breaks. Expert travel tips for spring adventures.
Salary Sacrifice Pension Changes Could Hit Modest Incomes
New analysis reveals that upcoming restrictions on salary sacrifice pension schemes could impact millions of workers beyond those contributing over £2,000 annually, raising concerns about retirement savings incentives.
Seattle Homeless Housing Sparks Political Fury Over Federal Funding
A taxpayer-funded housing facility for homeless individuals in Seattle has ignited fierce debate among politicians and residents, with critics calling it a 'federally-funded crack house' while supporters praise its national model approach.
Steam Machine Delayed, Priced Up Due to AI RAM Shortage
Valve delays the Steam Machine console to first half of 2026, with a price hike, as AI datacentres cause a global RAM and storage shortage, impacting production costs.
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Dubai Attracts Bankers and Billionaires with Zero Income Tax
Dubai is drawing bankers, hedge fund managers, and entrepreneurs with zero income tax and luxury amenities, but critics highlight money laundering risks and stark pay disparities in the city's real estate frenzy.
Ethereum's Leadership Crisis Stalls Crypto's Second Coin
A leaked proposal to reshape Ethereum's leadership exposed deep divisions over politics and power, revealing how internal strife contributed to ether's stagnant price amid industry growth.
Trump Administration May Invest $225m in Cornish Tin Mine Reopening
The South Crofty mine in Cornwall, closed since 1998, could reopen with a $225m investment from the US, creating 300 jobs and securing tin for AI and tech industries.
Summer Travel Disruption Fears Over EU Biometric Border Checks
Travel industry leaders urge the EU to suspend new biometric Entry-Exit System controls if needed, as airports warn of potential five-hour queues and a disastrous passenger experience this summer.
Shopper Misidentified by Facial Recognition at Sainsbury's
A London man was ordered to leave a Sainsbury's store after staff misidentified him using Facewatch facial recognition technology, sparking concerns over privacy and accountability.
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US Job Openings Drop to Five-Year Low in December 2025
US job openings fell to their lowest level in over five years in December 2025, with November data revised lower, signalling a softening labour market amid volatile claims data.
Cape Cod Chips Production Leaves Massachusetts After 44 Years
Campbell's Company announces closure of Hyannis plant, moving production to three other states. Only 4% of chips were made locally, with 50 jobs affected.
Pizza Hut Closing 250 US Stores Amid Strategic Review
Yum! Brands announces closure of 250 underperforming Pizza Hut locations in the first half of 2026 as same-store sales decline and strategic options are considered.
Rio Tinto and Glencore Abandon Merger Talks
Rio Tinto and Glencore have terminated discussions for a potential merger that would have created the world's largest mining company, citing an inability to reach a mutually agreeable deal.
Trader Joe's Named America's Favorite Grocery Store in New Poll
Trader Joe's has overtaken Publix as America's favorite grocery store, scoring 86 points in the American Customer Satisfaction Index survey of 30,000 consumers.
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Best Dog Leads of 2023: A Guide for Every Canine
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Quiz Collapses Into Administration Again, 109 Jobs Lost
Fashion chain Quiz has entered administration for the second time in a year, resulting in 109 immediate redundancies at its Glasgow head office and Lanarkshire warehouse, with hundreds more jobs at risk across its UK and Irish operations.
Boar's Head Plant Reopens After Deadly Listeria Outbreak
A Boar's Head deli meat plant in Virginia has reopened after a listeria outbreak killed 10 people, despite ongoing sanitation issues at another facility.
Diner's Weed Smell Ban Sparks Racial Bias Claims
A popular Wisconsin diner faces backlash after banning customers smelling of marijuana, with some alleging the policy targets African Americans during Black History Month.
Aldi's Plastic Wine Bottles Divide Shoppers Over Sustainability
Aldi's new slimline plastic wine bottles, designed for recyclability and space-saving, have divided shoppers despite eco-benefits praised by experts and the retailer.
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