Google Fined 22.5 Million Over Safari User Tracking
The FTC imposes a 22.5 million dollar penalty on Google for secretly shadowing Safari users via its DoubleClick network. The agency says the tracking violated prior privacy pledges and internal controls, though Google denies intentional wrongdoing. The case does not resolve separate antitrust inquiries.
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Outlook improves for U.S. economy on hiring and trade data
The Labor Department shows initial jobless claims dropping to 361,000, hinting at sustained July hiring into August. The Commerce Department reports a narrowed trade deficit to 42.9 billion and exports at a record 185 billion, signaling strengthening U.S. demand amid slower global growth.
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Airlines improve baggage handling and on time performance
U S airlines report their best punctuality since 1988 with about 84 percent of domestic flights arriving within 15 minutes of schedule in the first half. Fewer than three bags per 1 000 passengers were lost damaged or delayed, a record low, while delays continue to cost the industry billions.
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Wendy's turns to premium image to lift sales
Wendy's reports 3.2 percent sales rise in the second quarter as renovated locations and new menu items such as the Spicy Guacamole Chicken Club attract customers. The company plans further remodellings by 2015 with expensive ads and limited-time offers to justify higher prices while boosting loyalty.
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