Burger King takes aim at Chick-fil-A with plans to donate to LGBTQ group for every chicken sandwich sold – USA TODAY
After renewed calls to boycott Chick-fil-A, Burger King took it as an opportunity to show its solidarity with the LGBTQ community.
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Apple staff revolt against CEO Tim Cook’s order to return to office – Business Insider
Apple employees wrote in a letter that workers have even quit over the company’s lack of flexibility in their post-pandemic work policies.
Ripple Files Motion Asking SEC To Reveal Documents Related to Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP – The Daily Hodl
Ripple has filed a motion to compel the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to produce internal documents relating to Bitcoin, Ethereum and the San Fransisco…
These are the longest-lasting cars you can buy – fox4kc.com
Consumers looking to buy the longest-lasting, most-reliable cars should consider Toyotas and full-size SUVs.
Man Flabbergasted He Won $1M Forgets About Gas Pump – Newser
The Michigan man exited the Fenton gas station with the pump still attached to his car
Coronavirus: What’s happening in Canada and around the world on Sunday – CBC.ca
The City of Montreal is easing some pandemic-related restrictions, starting Monday, to allow gyms to reopen and restaurants to offer indoor dining.
Covid case rates rising in several parts of Staffordshire as Indian variant sweeps UK – Stoke-on-Trent Live
Staffordshire Moorlands has the highest infection rate in the county following the outbreak in Leek
Texas Governor Signs Law Creating Legal Framework for Crypto Investments – Yahoo Finance
Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas, has announced plans to expand the state’s blockchain industry.
Inside the wealthy village where nearly every other motor on road is a supercar – The Mirror
Supercar spotters have been gathering weekly in the affluent village of Alderley Edge in Cheshire to catch sight of some of the most expensive and rare cars in…
Peterborough Covid: Cases cases have dropped by almost 40% in city’s neighbourhoods – Cambridgeshire Live
It did not reflect the situation seen across Cambridgeshire, where most districts saw their case numbers rise