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Starbucks And Sainsbury's Disrupted By Major Ransomware Attack, Operations Hit
A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a supply chain software provider, affected major companies like Starbucks and Sainsburys, forcing them to rely on backup systems to manage operations.
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Man, 37, Denied Food Delivery Because He Looked Under 25
Mr Wilford who has cystic fibrosis and diabetes had spent the last of his cash on the order.
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World Cup 2018: Denmark's Christian Eriksen The Dangerman As Australia Face A Tough Tie
A solid defensive display against France won Australia plaudits but Bert van Marwijk's men are on the ropes.
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Watch: CEO Caught Singing 'We're In The Money' Amid News Of Mega Deal
Beware the hot microphone.
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Singhsbury's vs Sainsbury's: Shop Renamed Morrisinghs After Legal Threat
An Indian-origin shopkeeper in the UK was threatened with legal action by top supermarket chain Sainsbury's for naming his store Singhsbury's, prompting the quick-witted businessman to change the name to Morrisinghs. The new name echos another popular British retail chain Morrisons.
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The Tiny Gulf Country With A $335 Billion Global Empire
Qatar is regaining its appetite for deals. In the past two months alone, the world's richest country per capita invested in Turkey's biggest poultry producer, Russian oil giant Rosneft, and U.K. gas company National Grid.
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Singhbury's Vs Sainsbury's Name Row In UK!
Co-owners Inderjit Singh Nagpal and Manmeed Singh Bhatia had put up the "Singhbury's Local" sign on their store in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, last February.
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Indian-Origin Former Mayor Behind Double-Decker Crash in UK
A 77-year-old Indian-origin former mayor of a town was driving the double-decker bus which crashed into a supermarket in England's Coventry city, killing two persons including an eight-year-old boy, media said today.
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2 Killed as Double-Decker Crashes Into UK Supermarket
Two persons, including an eight-year-old boy, have died after a double-decker bus crashed into a supermarket in Coventry city of England.
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Taste Test: The Best and Worst Supermarket Salads
We fork out a lot of money for our lunchtime salads, and among the vile vinaigrettes, cacophonous flavour clashes and dreary, pallid veggies, a few manage to be worth it.
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A Century Later, Mythic Thud Of Ball Still Heard
A century ago on Christmas Day, German and British enemies left their World War I trenches and headed into no man's land in a few scattered locations on the Western Front for an unofficial truce among soldiers.
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More Local, More Often: Supermarkets Must Change With the Times
As consumer habits change, the top chains are losing the battle for market share, but technology can help to keep shoppers happyAs Sainsbury's chief executive Mike Coupe recently declared, retailers are facing a "perfect storm" of problems, from a revolution...
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British sprinter James Dasaolu faster than Usain Bolt this year
James Dasaolu clocked 9.91 seconds at the Sainsbury's British Championships. He later pulled out of the final as a precaution against cramping his left calf muscle.
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Want to get the bill, don't talk on the phone
A British supermarket checkout worker's refusal to serve a customer who was talking on her mobile phone has prompted a lively debate about modern etiquette that reached the highest level of the British government on Thursday.
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Tesco, Sainsbury's have taken first steps for setting up retail stores: Anand Sharma
Multi-brand foreign retailers such as Walmart, Metro, Carrefour and Tesco have already invested in India under cash-and-carry arrangements.
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Starbucks And Sainsbury's Disrupted By Major Ransomware Attack, Operations Hit
A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a supply chain software provider, affected major companies like Starbucks and Sainsburys, forcing them to rely on backup systems to manage operations.
-
Man, 37, Denied Food Delivery Because He Looked Under 25
Mr Wilford who has cystic fibrosis and diabetes had spent the last of his cash on the order.
-
World Cup 2018: Denmark's Christian Eriksen The Dangerman As Australia Face A Tough Tie
A solid defensive display against France won Australia plaudits but Bert van Marwijk's men are on the ropes.
-
Watch: CEO Caught Singing 'We're In The Money' Amid News Of Mega Deal
Beware the hot microphone.
-
Singhsbury's vs Sainsbury's: Shop Renamed Morrisinghs After Legal Threat
An Indian-origin shopkeeper in the UK was threatened with legal action by top supermarket chain Sainsbury's for naming his store Singhsbury's, prompting the quick-witted businessman to change the name to Morrisinghs. The new name echos another popular British retail chain Morrisons.
-
The Tiny Gulf Country With A $335 Billion Global Empire
Qatar is regaining its appetite for deals. In the past two months alone, the world's richest country per capita invested in Turkey's biggest poultry producer, Russian oil giant Rosneft, and U.K. gas company National Grid.
-
Singhbury's Vs Sainsbury's Name Row In UK!
Co-owners Inderjit Singh Nagpal and Manmeed Singh Bhatia had put up the "Singhbury's Local" sign on their store in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, last February.
-
Indian-Origin Former Mayor Behind Double-Decker Crash in UK
A 77-year-old Indian-origin former mayor of a town was driving the double-decker bus which crashed into a supermarket in England's Coventry city, killing two persons including an eight-year-old boy, media said today.
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2 Killed as Double-Decker Crashes Into UK Supermarket
Two persons, including an eight-year-old boy, have died after a double-decker bus crashed into a supermarket in Coventry city of England.
-
Taste Test: The Best and Worst Supermarket Salads
We fork out a lot of money for our lunchtime salads, and among the vile vinaigrettes, cacophonous flavour clashes and dreary, pallid veggies, a few manage to be worth it.
-
A Century Later, Mythic Thud Of Ball Still Heard
A century ago on Christmas Day, German and British enemies left their World War I trenches and headed into no man's land in a few scattered locations on the Western Front for an unofficial truce among soldiers.
-
More Local, More Often: Supermarkets Must Change With the Times
As consumer habits change, the top chains are losing the battle for market share, but technology can help to keep shoppers happyAs Sainsbury's chief executive Mike Coupe recently declared, retailers are facing a "perfect storm" of problems, from a revolution...
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British sprinter James Dasaolu faster than Usain Bolt this year
James Dasaolu clocked 9.91 seconds at the Sainsbury's British Championships. He later pulled out of the final as a precaution against cramping his left calf muscle.
-
Want to get the bill, don't talk on the phone
A British supermarket checkout worker's refusal to serve a customer who was talking on her mobile phone has prompted a lively debate about modern etiquette that reached the highest level of the British government on Thursday.
-
Tesco, Sainsbury's have taken first steps for setting up retail stores: Anand Sharma
Multi-brand foreign retailers such as Walmart, Metro, Carrefour and Tesco have already invested in India under cash-and-carry arrangements.
