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7Up recalled after thousands of cans found packed with unexpected ingredient (opens the original)
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Some soda drinkers may have gotten an unwanted sugar high. Over 77,700 cans of 7Up — labeled Zero Sugar — were voluntarily recalled after finding it was found to contain the sweet ingredient. The voluntary recall was initiated by Utah-based Admiral Beverage Corporation — an independent beverage distributor — back in Aug. However, just days ago on Sept. 29, FDA categorized the recall as a Class II event — which means the probability for serious adverse health consequences from the soda is “mid-le
TSA officers are no longer allowed to sit at work â and travelers are nervous: âMore tired and more crankyâ (opens the original)
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TSA agents just got the chairs pulled right out from under them. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has just changed its policy for all Travel Document Checkers â workers who check passengers’ licenses and passports â and itâs not looking good for their knees. Each agent will now be forced to stand, as the agency is removing all chairs where they would normally sit and grab your identification. A TSA spokesperson told a Fox affiliate that the policy change will enhance securi
TJ Maxx is closing select US stores â hereâs the list of locations to shut down this year (opens the original)
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Some Maxxinistas may have to become Marshallistas. Retailers are having trouble keeping doors open and lights on as high costs and low foot traffic remain a problem across the board. Recently, major players like Nordstrom, Saks and Macyâs have all been forced to shut locations. T.J. Maxx is the latest retail behemoth closing down stores as Inc. has confirmed the off-price chain is axing three locations this year. The closures will be in Massachusetts and Maryland, but the company has not annou
Walmart CEO speaks out on dynamic pricing: ‘We price the product, not the person’ (opens the original)
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Walmart president and CEO, John Furner, announced in a statement that the retail behemoth rejects any form of dynamic pricing, surveillance pricing or personalized pricing. The chain has recently been accused of some form of all three, and it all started with the roll out of electronic shelf tags (ESLs) across thousands of stores. ESLs are small digital or e-paper displays attached to store shelves, showing product pricing and information instead of traditional paper tags. Many stores — like Kro
Citi Bike user reveals outrageous âhidden taxâ slapped onto every e-bike (opens the original)
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Speed demons are in for a real slow-down. Citi Bike users are already getting charged an arm and a leg â but a mandatory slow-down is now driving up the price. Last October, then-Mayor Eric Adams, announced a new 15 miles-per-hour cap for all e-bike riders. The move hit every street across the five boroughs, as well as on pathways inside of parks operated by the city. Since then, riders across the Big Apple are starting to notice higher prices â and longer commutes. Citi Bike â which is ow
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