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US Seafood Restaurants Warned by FTC for Falsely Marketing Imported Seafood as Local

The FTC has warned major US seafood restaurants about misleading claims that imported seafood is locally caught, following complaints from the local fishing industry.


Boeing Faces New Safety Risk Warnings After Installing 271 Potentially Defective Parts in 737

Boeing faces another safety concerns as the NTSB warns that over 40 foreign operators may be using 737 aircraft with potentially faulty rudder components, raising fears of loss of control.

Abortion Assistance Groups Struggle to Meet Demand as Travel Expenses Soar

Abortion organizations are cutting aid due to declining donations and rising travel costs, leaving many women unable to afford necessary procedures and travel expenses.

FTX Fraud Witness Ordered to Forfeit $11 Billion and Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison

Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of Alameda Research and key witness against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to forfeit $11 billion for her role in FTX's fraud scheme.


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Cathay Pacific Grounds Planes Due to Airbus A350’s Alarming Engine Fire—What Could Have Happened?
An engine fire on a Cathay Pacific Airbus A350, caused by a damaged fuel hose, forced the airline to ground its fleet for inspections to prevent further incidents.
China Bans Taiwan’s Fruit and Seafood Imports, Igniting Trade Dispute
China has banned Taiwan’s fruit, seafood, and vegetables imports, escalating tensions over trade and military issues.
Boeing Sends Thousands of Employees on Unpaid Leave Due to Massive Strike
Boeing faces a major strike, leading to unpaid leaves for thousands of employees to preserve cash during negotiations.
China Cuts Off Trade with US Arms Suppliers for Selling Missiles and Jets to Taiwan
China has imposed sanctions on US companies selling arms to Taiwan, including trade restrictions and potential blacklisting, as tensions rise over Taiwan’s military acquisitions from the US.
Tupperware Warns Company Could Go Bankrupt
Tupperware Brands filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after struggling with declining sales, rising costs, and increasing competition from cheaper, eco-friendly alternatives.
UK Energy Firm to Compensate 1,395 Customers $3M for Mishandling Their Complaints
Ovo has been ordered to pay $3M (£2.4M) in compensation and fines after regulators found it failed to address 1,395 customer complaints promptly, with each customer receiving $301 (£271).
Titan Submersible Employee To Testify That the Ship is 'Unsafe' Prior to Fatal Titanic Mission
An employee who labeled OceanGate’s Titan submersible as ‘unsafe’ will testify before U.S. Coast Guard investigators, potentially impacting the company’s future operation.
US-ECONOMY-FEDERAL RESERVE
Central banks globally are set to announce interest rate changes this week, with the US expected to cut rates by up to half a point, while other countries will either hold steady or make smaller adjustments.
US-ECONOMY-FED-RATE
US stock markets started quietly on Monday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's rate decision on September 17-18, with expectations for a rate cut influencing market movements.
Federal Cleanup Crew Spills 3 Million Gallons Of Toxic Mine Waste In Colorado's Animas River
CJK Milling plans to extract more gold from old mining waste in Leadville, Colorado, but residents worry that it could worsen pollution and undo years of cleanup efforts.
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