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McDonald’s is hoping it can get diners back with a new big burger it has dubbed the “Big Arch.”
The “Big Arch” includes two beef patties, layered melted cheese, “crispy” toppings, and a slab of McDonald’s tangy sauce, the chain’s CEO Chris Kempczinski told investors during an earnings call on Monday. – Francisco Velasquez Read More
Spirit Airlines is making a huge change as it fights for its corporate survival. The company announced Tuesday that it isintroducing a new series of flight classes — including something like a regular airline ticket — in a move that breaks from its traditional bare-bones offerings. – Melvin Backman Read More
The airport and airline ratings service Skytrax has released its latest ranking of the world’s best airlines. Based on customer surveys conducted in six languages, the roundup judges carriers in a broad array of categories that includes “cabin presence through flight,” “boarding efficiency,” and “cabin comfort & amenities.” The list has almost all the same names as last year’s, with the exception of Korean Air, which fell out of the top 10 and was replaced by a new entrant. However, none of the airlines are in the same places they were last year. – Melvin Backman Read More
A major Democratic donor last week called the Federal Trade Commission’s chair a “dope” and called for her firing. It turns out one of his companies is being investigated by the FTC. – William Gavin Read More
A new name is swirling around as a possible CEO for Boeing. The aerospace industry publication The Air Current reported Sunday that former Rockwell Collins CEO Kelly Ortberg is being considered as a replacement for outgoing Boeing head Dave Calhoun. – Melvin Backman Read More
Cargo ships are pretty enormousso you’d have thought that they’d be easy things to miss when you’re sailing the seven seas. That didn’t stop the captain of one massive ship from clipping another huge vessel at anchorhowever, as this dramatic footage shows. – Owen Bellwood / Jalopnik Read More
California’s Department of Motor Vehicles is taking a new step to prevent fraud — simply uploading 42 million car titles to the blockchain.
The DMV partnered with tech company Oxhead Alpha to put the titles on Ava Labs’s Avalanche blockchain, which the collaborators say will allow more than 39 million Californians to claim and access their vehicle titles through a mobile app, a first in the U.S. It’s expected to be available in early 2025. – William Gavin Read More
Zepbound, the weight loss drug from Eli Lilly, found to help cut heart failure risks
The medication, tirzepatide, is sold by the company in the United States as Mounjaro for diabetes and Zepbound for weight loss
Oreo maker Mondelez International sales go stale
Oreos and Chips Ahoy are getting too expensive for shoppers and it’s hurting sales at Mondelez International
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