Virus uses web sites to spread stealing data
The Scab outbreak shows a new method of malware distribution via compromised popular Web sites. Experts warn attacks could grow, affecting Microsoft software with unpatched flaws. Users should update security tools, adjust Internet Explorer settings, and disable JavaScript if needed.
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Arby's Eyes Healthier Menu to Win Back Customers
Fort Lauderdale AP report notes Arby's sales slid 2.3 percent in 2003 as rivals rolled out salads and wraps. CEO Doug Benham says the chain lagged in new products while competitors pursued healthier options. Franchisee Tom Garrett cites dried-up pipeline and reduced relevance amid health trends.
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Arby’s Relaunch Aims to Boost Sluggish 2001-2003 Sales
Arby’s under Benham lures back customers with Market Fresh salads and new items after slow reaction to healthier trends. Stores open at least a year were flat in Q1, while Subway expands with wraps and salads. Analysts see potential as Arby’s targets healthier, upscale appeal amid competition.
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Southwest flight attendants reach tentative contract deal
Southwest Airlines announces a tentative six year agreement with Transport Workers Union Local 556 covering about 7300 flight attendants. The deal, retroactive two years, ends a lengthy dispute and awaits member vote. Southwest credits Herb Kelleher and Colleen Barrett for driving rapid progress as talks resumed with federal mediation.
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Classic gaming nostalgia fuels retro appeal and expo move
Lil' Flip notes Pac-Man sound effects in his piece. O'Hara says easy to learn hard to master labels most classics fit. Enthusiasts find vintage systems on eBay for about 20 dollars and refurbished models near 80 dollars. The Classic Gaming Expo, moved from Las Vegas to San Jose this August to fit crowds. Expo spokesman Jayson Hill cites a nostalgia-driven generation with spending power. Critics remind that old graphics look crude when revisited, River Raid’s blue river and gray boats illustrating the gap between memory and screen.
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