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Brutal Winter Storm Kills 25 In Western New York County
At least 25 people have died in western New York's Erie County as a result of a devastating winter storm that left much of the eastern United States in a deep freeze, regional officials said Monday.
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15 Dead As Massive Blizzard Shuts Down Eastern United States
A deadly blizzard blanketed the eastern United States in near-record amounts of snow Saturday, shutting down New York and Washington in a colossal storm expected to affect more than 85 million people.
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Campbell Rethinks Its Recipe as Consumer Tastes Change
Food companies tinker with the signature products in their portfolios at their own risk and few products are as classic as Campbells chicken noodle soup.
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McDonalds Plans Shift to Eggs From Only Cage-Free Hens
The company uses some 2 billion shell and liquid eggs annually, or a little more than 4 percent of the 43.56 billion eggs produced in the United States last year.
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Coca-Cola to Disclose Its Spending on Research Into Soft Drinks and Health
Coca-Cola says it will begin disclosing its investments in scientific research and advocacy about the impact sugary soft drinks have on public health.
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Chipotle to Stop Serving Genetically Altered Food
In a first for a major restaurant chain, Chipotle Mexican Grill on Monday will begin serving only food that is free of genetically engineered ingredients.
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Changing Tastes Blamed for Slide in McDonald's Sales
Consumer needs and preferences have changed, and McDonald's current performance reflects the urgent need to evolve with today's consumers, reset strategic priorities and restore business momentum.
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McDonald's Seeks Its Fast-Food Soul
"The two key words in fast food are 'fast' and 'food,' and McDonald's is no longer fast, and its burgers ranked last in a Consumer Reports survey recently."
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That Heart-Shaped Box Will Cost More This Year, as Cocoa Prices Rise
The price of cocoa, the main ingredient in most chocolate, soared last year, forcing chocolate producers to raise prices and shrink packages.
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Big Soda Makers Agree on Effort to Cut Americans' Drink Calories
The three largest soda companies - Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and the Dr Pepper Snapple Group - have pledged to cut the number of sugary drink calories that Americans consume by one-fifth in about a decade, through a combination of marketing, distribution and...
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Storms taking toll on families, schools in US Northeast
A winter storm that froze the U.S. southeast in its tracks pushed north on Thursday, with driving winds and heavy snow snarling travel and closing many schools from Washington to Connecticut, creating havoc for winter-weary parents.
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Websites shine light on petty bribery worldwide
The cost of claiming a legitimate income tax refund in Hyderabad, India? 10,000 rupees. The going rate to get a child who has already passed the entrance requirements into high school in Nairobi, Kenya? 20,000 shillings.
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New York city battered by fierce storm
A brief but fierce storm roared through New York City on Thursday evening, throwing down trees like sticks, crippling debris-strewn neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, disrupting commuter rail service and killing at least one person. The storm and its aftereffects bore many of the hallmarks of a tornado, with the tops of countless ...
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Brutal Winter Storm Kills 25 In Western New York County
At least 25 people have died in western New York's Erie County as a result of a devastating winter storm that left much of the eastern United States in a deep freeze, regional officials said Monday.
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15 Dead As Massive Blizzard Shuts Down Eastern United States
A deadly blizzard blanketed the eastern United States in near-record amounts of snow Saturday, shutting down New York and Washington in a colossal storm expected to affect more than 85 million people.
-
Campbell Rethinks Its Recipe as Consumer Tastes Change
Food companies tinker with the signature products in their portfolios at their own risk and few products are as classic as Campbells chicken noodle soup.
-
McDonalds Plans Shift to Eggs From Only Cage-Free Hens
The company uses some 2 billion shell and liquid eggs annually, or a little more than 4 percent of the 43.56 billion eggs produced in the United States last year.
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Coca-Cola to Disclose Its Spending on Research Into Soft Drinks and Health
Coca-Cola says it will begin disclosing its investments in scientific research and advocacy about the impact sugary soft drinks have on public health.
-
Chipotle to Stop Serving Genetically Altered Food
In a first for a major restaurant chain, Chipotle Mexican Grill on Monday will begin serving only food that is free of genetically engineered ingredients.
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Changing Tastes Blamed for Slide in McDonald's Sales
Consumer needs and preferences have changed, and McDonald's current performance reflects the urgent need to evolve with today's consumers, reset strategic priorities and restore business momentum.
-
McDonald's Seeks Its Fast-Food Soul
"The two key words in fast food are 'fast' and 'food,' and McDonald's is no longer fast, and its burgers ranked last in a Consumer Reports survey recently."
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That Heart-Shaped Box Will Cost More This Year, as Cocoa Prices Rise
The price of cocoa, the main ingredient in most chocolate, soared last year, forcing chocolate producers to raise prices and shrink packages.
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Big Soda Makers Agree on Effort to Cut Americans' Drink Calories
The three largest soda companies - Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and the Dr Pepper Snapple Group - have pledged to cut the number of sugary drink calories that Americans consume by one-fifth in about a decade, through a combination of marketing, distribution and...
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Storms taking toll on families, schools in US Northeast
A winter storm that froze the U.S. southeast in its tracks pushed north on Thursday, with driving winds and heavy snow snarling travel and closing many schools from Washington to Connecticut, creating havoc for winter-weary parents.
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Websites shine light on petty bribery worldwide
The cost of claiming a legitimate income tax refund in Hyderabad, India? 10,000 rupees. The going rate to get a child who has already passed the entrance requirements into high school in Nairobi, Kenya? 20,000 shillings.
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New York city battered by fierce storm
A brief but fierce storm roared through New York City on Thursday evening, throwing down trees like sticks, crippling debris-strewn neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, disrupting commuter rail service and killing at least one person. The storm and its aftereffects bore many of the hallmarks of a tornado, with the tops of countless ...
