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Starbucks And Sainsbury's Disrupted By Major Ransomware Attack, Operations Hit
A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a supply chain software provider, affected major companies like Starbucks and Sainsburys, forcing them to rely on backup systems to manage operations.
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Man, 37, Denied Food Delivery Because He Looked Under 25
Mr Wilford who has cystic fibrosis and diabetes had spent the last of his cash on the order.
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Singhsbury's vs Sainsbury's: Shop Renamed Morrisinghs After Legal Threat
An Indian-origin shopkeeper in the UK was threatened with legal action by top supermarket chain Sainsbury's for naming his store Singhsbury's, prompting the quick-witted businessman to change the name to Morrisinghs. The new name echos another popular British retail chain Morrisons.
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Indian-Origin Former Mayor Behind Double-Decker Crash in UK
A 77-year-old Indian-origin former mayor of a town was driving the double-decker bus which crashed into a supermarket in England's Coventry city, killing two persons including an eight-year-old boy, media said today.
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2 Killed as Double-Decker Crashes Into UK Supermarket
Two persons, including an eight-year-old boy, have died after a double-decker bus crashed into a supermarket in Coventry city of England.
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Taste Test: The Best and Worst Supermarket Salads
We fork out a lot of money for our lunchtime salads, and among the vile vinaigrettes, cacophonous flavour clashes and dreary, pallid veggies, a few manage to be worth it.
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People cash in as ATM in UK pays out double by mistake
An ATM in London started dispensing twice the amount users asked for, due to a human error, and hordes of people benefited from the unexpected windfall till it lasted.
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Mother takes son to police for one pound theft
A woman in Britain handed over her 14-year-old son to the police after watching him on CCTV stealing a chewing gum packet worth one pound. The boy, from Sale town of Manchester, was dragged to the Stretford police station by his mother to confess his crime, the Daily Express reported
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Starbucks And Sainsbury's Disrupted By Major Ransomware Attack, Operations Hit
A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a supply chain software provider, affected major companies like Starbucks and Sainsburys, forcing them to rely on backup systems to manage operations.
-
Man, 37, Denied Food Delivery Because He Looked Under 25
Mr Wilford who has cystic fibrosis and diabetes had spent the last of his cash on the order.
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Singhsbury's vs Sainsbury's: Shop Renamed Morrisinghs After Legal Threat
An Indian-origin shopkeeper in the UK was threatened with legal action by top supermarket chain Sainsbury's for naming his store Singhsbury's, prompting the quick-witted businessman to change the name to Morrisinghs. The new name echos another popular British retail chain Morrisons.
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Indian-Origin Former Mayor Behind Double-Decker Crash in UK
A 77-year-old Indian-origin former mayor of a town was driving the double-decker bus which crashed into a supermarket in England's Coventry city, killing two persons including an eight-year-old boy, media said today.
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2 Killed as Double-Decker Crashes Into UK Supermarket
Two persons, including an eight-year-old boy, have died after a double-decker bus crashed into a supermarket in Coventry city of England.
-
Taste Test: The Best and Worst Supermarket Salads
We fork out a lot of money for our lunchtime salads, and among the vile vinaigrettes, cacophonous flavour clashes and dreary, pallid veggies, a few manage to be worth it.
-
People cash in as ATM in UK pays out double by mistake
An ATM in London started dispensing twice the amount users asked for, due to a human error, and hordes of people benefited from the unexpected windfall till it lasted.
-
Mother takes son to police for one pound theft
A woman in Britain handed over her 14-year-old son to the police after watching him on CCTV stealing a chewing gum packet worth one pound. The boy, from Sale town of Manchester, was dragged to the Stretford police station by his mother to confess his crime, the Daily Express reported
