Panera and Chipotle top antibiotics report while KFC Olive Garden lag
The report ranks 25 fast food and casual dining chains on antibiotic policies. Panera Bread and Chipotle earned A grades. KFC and Olive Garden received F ratings for policies deemed weak or nontransparent. Subway rose to B and McDonald s to C plus, with overall improvements driven by consumer pressure.
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Ford doubles U S truck output as Navistar ties end
Ford says it has created more than 28 000 U S jobs in five years. It produced the F 650 and F 750 at Avon Lake Ohio after a 168 million plant conversion from Econoline vans. The Transit van now rolls from Claycomo Missouri, with Navistar joint venture dissolved in 2014.
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Overtime rule suit cites federal overreach as 4 million workers eyed
A 21-state coalition led by Ohio sues the Labor Department in Eastern Texas seeking to block an overtime rule raising the white collar salary threshold to 913 a week 47 476 a year. Plaintiffs claim higher protection burdens budgets and jobs.
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Sweetener Downturn May Tie To Soda Decline
Michael McConnell of the USDA notes retroactive methodology keeps trends consistent as sweetener use falls. Beverage Digest shows soda consumption down 24 percent since 1998, a factor CSPI’s Michael Jacobson links to reduced sweetener intake. The American Beverage Association counters that soda is not driving obesity while Gary Taubes notes diet sugar and refined carbs may influence obesity.
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The
CSPI
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Gary Taubes
Wells Fargo Chief Apologizes Over Sales Scandal
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf, a 34 year veteran, faced senators after regulators fined the bank 185 million dollars for opening over 2 million accounts and moving customer funds without consent. Regulators cited fake emails and unauthorized online banking signups. Stumpf acknowledged failures and pledged to make it right while senators pressed for concrete actions and timing.
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Los Angeles Times
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