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McDonald's McRib sandwich showing the formed pork patty and barbecue sauce on a bun

October 31, 2026

Policy

McDonald’s McRib Lawsuit Advances — Judge Rules Pork Rib Deception Claim Can Proceed

McDonald’s is selling the McRib again in select US cities — and a federal judge just ruled the company must face a class-action lawsuit over what is actually in it. The ruling

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas under construction in March 2020, home of the Las Vegas Raiders NFL team

Business·Policy

NFL Sunday Ticket $4.7B Verdict Reinstated by Ninth Circuit — New Damages Trial Ordered

If you paid for NFL Sunday Ticket on DirecTV between 2011 and 2022, a federal appeals court just gave your potential refund a second life. The Ninth Circuit reversed a lower court decision that had thrown out a $4.7 billion

October 31, 2026

Corvette Test Drive Crash Costs Canadian Buyer C$17,182 After “Dealership Employee” Argument Fails

Business·Canada·Mobility·News

Corvette Test Drive Crash: Canadian Buyer Ordered to Pay C$17,182 After Arguing a Test Drive Made Him a “Dealership Employee” Thinking about a test

Caught Between Duty and Policy: Coles Worker Wins $6,483 After Being Sacked for Restraining a Thief

Australia·Business·News

Every day, Australian retail workers watch thieves walk out with stock. Step in and stop them, and you risk losing your job. A Fair

Business·USA

Amazon Pays $2.5 Billion FTC Settlement Over Prime ‘Subscription Traps’ and Hard-to-Cancel Memberships

Amazon Prime Settlement Eligibility Checker Amazon Prime Settlement Eligibility Checker Find out if you might qualify for a refund up to $51 Step 1: When did you sign up for Amazon Prime?

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Sunita Somvanshi

September 26, 2025

Fresh produce display at Sydney Fish Market featuring onions, potatoes, ginger, and garlic with price signs in Australian dollars.

Agriculture·Australia·Business·News

ACCC Chair: ‘Protecting Competition Extremely Important’ as Vegetable Suppliers Face $50M Cartel Penalties Over Price-Fixing

Australia’s competition watchdog has launched Federal Court action against four major vegetable suppliers and three executives for allegedly fixing prices on everyday staples sold to ALDI stores across the eastern states. Veggie

Sunita Somvanshi

September 1, 2025

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