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Pepsi Drops Sponsorship of Tennesee Walking Horse Championship Upon Proof of Animal Cruelty
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Bankrupt Betsey Johnson Fashion Brand Hosts Going-Out-of-Business Sale on All Inventory From May 11
The Betsey Johnson fashion brand, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April 2012, announced last week that they would be having a going-out-of-business sale beginning May 11, 2012.
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TCBY Launches First Frozen Yogurt Truck Service in North Carolina
TCBY announced on Wednesday that their frozen yogurt service will now become mobile - a new frozen yogurt truck began its run in North Carolina earlier this month, and drove through various towns throughout the state and adjacent South Carolina.
Kodak Confirms Owning "Weapons-Grade Uranium" in New York Facility Underground Lab
Famous camera-making company Kodak confirmed this week that it used "weapons-grade uranium" in an underground laboratory at their headquarters in Rochester, New York for nearly 30 years, according to a CNN report.
Skechers to Pay FTC $40 Million For False Advertisement Claims About "Toning Shoes"
The Federal Trade Commission announced today that Skechers USA will have to pay $40 million to the FTC to settle charges as a result of deceiving them into believing that their apparent weight-loss and toning sneakers would actually keep them in shape without further exercise.
Dole Launches Cross-Country Shake It Up! Summer Tour to Promote Healthy Snacks, Support Boys & Girls Club
As part of a way to move towards a healthier America, Dole announced they will go on an eight-city sample tour across the United States this summer to bring nutritious snacks to families, while assisting the local Boys & Girls Club chapters.
7-Eleven to Sell Low-Calorie, Sugar-Free Slurpee Lite Beginning This Week
7-Eleven announced that they will be releasing the new "Slurpee Lite" this week, in a variety of flavors, including the Slurpee Lite Fanta Sugar-Free Mango.
General Motors Plans to Stop Facebook Advertisements, Citing They Have Little Impact on Consumer Purchases
General Motors decided to stop paying for advertisements on social media website Facebook Inc., according to a breaking report from the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.
Apple Sets Plans to Make Next-Generation of iPhones with Large 4-Inch Screens
A new report announced that plans are being made to create larger screens for the next generation of Apple iPhones.
Sears Outlets to Offer 10% Discount to Uniformed Service Members in Honor of Armed Forces Day
Sears announced today that in honor of Armed Forces Day this Saturday, May 19th, a 10 percent discount will be given to all personnel, both past and present, who served in the military, police force, and fire rescue team.
Microsoft's Windows 8 Operating System Upgrade from Windows 7 Will Cost Just $15
Microsoft announced that a "release preview," or a nearly-finished copy, would be available by the first week of June, and to those who already own Windows 7.
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