Loblaw boycott: CEO responds to plans from ‘deeply unhappy’ customers
A boycott targeting Loblaw is gaining momentum online, with what could be thousands of shoppers taking their money elsewhere in May.
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17 People Shared Nonobvious Signs That Someone Is Super Rich, And Yup, I Can Definitely See This
Recently, Reddit user u/ues1bredev posed the question, “What’s a nonobvious sign someone is rich?”
United Airlines Flight Forced To Land After Dog Poops In First Class Aisle
A United Airlines flight was diverted after a dog pooped in the aisle of the plane, the airline confirmed to HuffPost on Wednesday.
Trump’s Truth Social reveals $58m loss as auditor raises doubts about viability
Shares in Donald Trump’s Truth Social dropped by as much as 25% on Monday after the social mediacompany revealed it lost $58.2m last year and an auditor disclosed “substantial doubt” over its ability to continue operating.
Trump Media, Reddit surge despite questionable profit prospects, taking on the 'meme stock' mantle
Reddit and Trump Media are the first notable social media companies to begin trading publicly in the last five years. They're also, thanks to the rabid reception among investors coupled with the companies' fuzzy profit outlooks, the latest meme stocks.
30 Things Men Say Women Don't Realize About Them That Range From Surprising To Actually Heartbreaking
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Millennials Reveal The Tough Realities Of Having Their Broke Boomer Parents Move In With Them
Contrary to ~popular belief~ not every millennial blew their money on avocado toast, and some have actually been able to buy homes (despite it being a tough housing market). And, also, contrary to the popular media narrative of millennials moving back in with their parents, recently Fortune published a story about the opposite: how there has been a growing trend of boomers not being able to afford to live on their own and having to move in with their millennial children.
People Are Calling Out What Is 'Standard' In The US But Not In Europe, And I'm Low-Key Surprised At Some Of These
Everyday “norms” can vary from country to country — and sometimes, those cultural differences are vast, while other times, they’re more subtle.