Disney Plus faces launch glitches and login woes
Disney's new streaming service endured outages hours after its 3 a.m. ET launch with 8,000 plus reports of streaming problems and login issues. Disney acknowledged demand exceeded expectations as it worked to resolve the tech fault, while Hearst staff vote to unionize across 24 brands seeking pay, leave and editorial gains. In Beirut, Lebanon, banks stay closed after a strike amid a deepening financial crisis, with capital controls causing bank withdrawals and widespread public anxiety.
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Beirut
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McDonald’s workers say anti-harassment efforts fall short
Jenna Ries, a former Mason Michigan McDonald’s employee, filed a class action alleging widespread harassment and management indifference. She joins at least 50 workers pursuing EEOC or state cases over three years. Lawyers urge mandatory training and strong franchisor accountability amid continued protests and leadership changes.
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Dean Foods declares bankruptcy amid milk demand decline
Dean Foods, the largest U.S. milk processor, filed for Chapter 11 as per capita milk consumption fell from about 24 gallons in 1996 to 17 gallons in 2018. The Dallas company may sell to Dairy Farmers of America while maintaining operations with $850 million in financing.
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Wilber's Barbecue to reopen under new owners in NC
Goldpit Partners, LLC gains control of Wilber's Barbecue after bankruptcy sale approved by court. Oldest North Carolina whole hog joint aims to reopen in spring 2020 after restoration, keeping the Wilber's name and Eastern North Carolina wood-cooked barbecue tradition.
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