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In a strategic leap aimed at capturing the attention—and taste—of American consumers, Ferrero North America has embarked on an aggressive campaign of product innovation. The company is introducing exciting variations to its beloved brands ahead of the Sweets and Snacks Expo, promising flavor twists that aim to resonate with U.S. consumers. Notably, Nutella is set
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In 2023, as Mother’s Day unfolds, a critical conversation about maternal health is overdue. The World Health Organization reports troubling statistics: over 700 women succumb daily to preventable causes during pregnancy and childbirth. Nations worldwide, despite some dramatic advancements in healthcare, continue to face a maternal mortality crisis. In a modern society, we must interrogate
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Recently, Newark Liberty International Airport faced unprecedented operational turmoil when air traffic controllers lost vital communication with aircraft in their control. For approximately 90 seconds, radar contact and voice communication evaporated, leaving flights in limbo and exacerbating the already overwhelming delays—over 1,500 of them, to be precise. This incident has shone a stark light on
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As the landscape of American retail shifts dramatically, fueled by shifting trade policies and tariffs, brands are grappling with uncertainty while strategizing survival tactics. With President Trump’s trade war creating waves, the retail industry finds itself in crisis mode. Many retailers, particularly those selling non-essential items, are feeling the pressure not just to maintain sales,
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United Airlines’ recent decision to cancel 35 roundtrip flights daily from Newark Liberty International Airport serves as a grim testament to the chaotic state of air travel in America. The airline’s CEO, Scott Kirby, attributes the drastic cuts to a chronic air traffic controller shortage and failures in Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) technology. These cancellations,
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General Motors (GM) recently made headlines with a significant downward revision to its 2025 earnings outlook, primarily driven by potential auto tariffs imposed by ex-President Donald Trump. The automaker anticipates an impact of $4 billion to $5 billion, which is substantial for a corporation of its scale. This adjustment in expected earnings reflects a broader