Burger King to fry in healthier oils by 2008
Burger King says it will stop using trans fat heavy oil for in restaurant frying and switch to healthier oils by end of 2008 in 7,100 U.S. locations. Parcooked potatoes will still arrive partly fried in trans fat oils from suppliers, prompting continued CSPI litigation.
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Boeing unveils 787 Dreamliner promising fuel efficiency
Boeing rolled out the 787 Dreamliner the first new jet since 1995, forecasting 20 percent better fuel use. The composite fuselage enables bigger windows and improved cabin comfort, with 640 plus orders from 45 customers. First flight planned for late summer and delivery to All Nippon Airways in May.
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Online ad formats blunt the 30 second TV spot
Networks adapt to online viewing with interactive promos and ad pods that replace traditional breaks. Advertisers claim higher engagement as viewers multitask and skip standard commercials, while studies show online ads boost recall compared with TV.
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Large Cap Stocks Seen Promising Amid Turbulence
The Washington Post notes renewed bets that big growth stocks will outpace smaller firms in the latter half of 2007 after a spring rally. Inflation fears and housing weakness sparked June losses, though quarterly gains remained solid. Large-cap growth funds trailed small-cap peers in the latest period, per Lipper data.
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