Bankrupt Bed Bath & Beyond looks to recoup millions from OOCL in FMC complaint
The retailer alleges the ocean carrier failed to provide the full vessel space it contracted for, then charged much-higher premiums to ensure its cargo wasn’t rolled.
Day: May 1, 2023
At least six people killed in highway pile-up in Illinois during dust storm
More than 70 cars and several big-rig trucks involved in vehicle collisions on Interstate 55 that left 37 people injuredAt least six people were killed and nearly 40 others were injured Monday in a pile-up involving more than 70 cars along Interstate 5…
Apple just issued its first Rapid Security Response iOS update. Here’s how to install it
Apple developed a way to fix security issues without having to release an entirely new build of iOS. Here’s what you need to know.
The U.S. could hit the debt ceiling by June 1, much sooner than expected, Yellen warns
The U.S. could fail to meet its debt obligations sooner than expected, adding pressure to stalled talks between the White House and Congress.
Apple delivers first-ever Rapid Security Response “cyberattack” patch – leaves some users confused
Just when we’d got used to three-numbered versions, such as “13.3.1”, here comes an update suffix, bringing you “13.3.1 (a)”…
‘Trade is trade and war is war’: Romanian farmers say helping Ukraine is hurting their bottom line
A row over cheap Ukrainian grain threatens to fracture a show of solidarity from EU countries with Ukraine. Romanian farmer Ionut Spiță’s said his profits dove due to a glut of cheaper Ukrainian grain and oilseeds intended for Africa and the Middle Eas…
‘Winnie and Nelson’: A new book explores a fraught political partnership
Author Jonny Steinberg’s new book, “Winnie and Nelson: Portrait of a Marriage,” explores the complex relationship between Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, two of the world’s best-known freedom fighters. Steinberg joined The World’s host Ma…
85% of Mexican union contracts weren’t voted on by workers
Mexico’s Labor Department says 85% of the country’s 140,000 officially registered labor contracts are in danger of being canceled because they failed to meet Monday’s deadline to have union members vote on them
German mayor takes ‘time out’ after using racist slur
The mayor of Germany’s southwestern city of Tuebingen said Monday that he’s taking some “time out” after coming under fire for using a racist slur at a conference