Listeria scare triggers massive recall of nearly 7 tons of ready-to-eat chicken in several states

Listeria scare triggers massive recall of nearly 7 tons of ready-to-eat chicken in several states

[ad_1] Nearly seven tons of ready-to-eat grilled chicken breast fillets are being recalled after Listeria monocytogenes was detected during third-party laboratory testing. Georgia-based food company Suzanna’s Kitchen is recalling approximately 13,720 pounds of the fully cooked product distributed to food service operations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Ohio, the US…

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Protesters Burst into Minnesota Church During Prayer Service to Target Pastor for Alleged Ties with ICE

Protesters Burst into Minnesota Church During Prayer Service to Target Pastor for Alleged Ties with ICE

[ad_1] A group of anti-ICE demonstrators burst into a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, during a service on Sunday, confronting the pastor and alleging that he was working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Members of the Racial Justice Network pushed their way into Cities Church and publicly confronted resident pastor David Eastwood, accusing him of…

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Point72 expands office space in Hong Kong’s Henderson Tower

Point72 expands office space in Hong Kong’s Henderson Tower

[ad_1] [HONG KONG] Point72 Asset Management has signed a deal to take more space for its upcoming office in The Henderson, a skyscraper in Hong Kong’s Central district, as demand from the financial sector provides relief to the city’s beleaguered office market. The US hedge fund firm is taking a total of 85,000 square feet…

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Micron says AI-driven memory crunch is ‘unprecedented’

Micron says AI-driven memory crunch is ‘unprecedented’

[ad_1] PC makers have also warned they are likely to be affected by the ongoing shortage [WASHINGTON] Nvidia supplier Micron Technology said an ongoing memory chip shortage has accelerated over the past quarter and reiterated that the crunch will last beyond this year due to a surge in demand for high-end semiconductors required for artificial…

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Oil firmer as ebbing Iranian protests lower chance of US attack

Oil firmer as ebbing Iranian protests lower chance of US attack

[ad_1] [NEW DELHI] Oil prices were up slightly on Monday, after the previous session’s rise, as Iran’s deadly crackdown on protests quelled civil unrest, narrowing chances for a US attack on the major Middle Eastern producer that could disrupt supplies. Brent crude was trading at US$64.19 a barrel by 0327 GMT, up 6 cents or…

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GKE to expand storage and logistics operations to Dubai by 2028

GKE to expand storage and logistics operations to Dubai by 2028

[ad_1] The new facility aims to serve MNCs from the chemical, manufacturing, pharmaceutical and semiconductor industries [SINGAPORE] GKE Corporation is kickstarting its overseas growth strategy with an ambitious expansion of its storage and logistics operations to Dubai. The company, which currently operates in both Singapore and China, has started construction of its new warehouse at…

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China’s aluminium output hits record, steel below one billion tonnes

China’s aluminium output hits record, steel below one billion tonnes

[ad_1] CHINESE aluminium output rose to an all-time high last year, climbing above the country’s capacity limit, while steel fell to a seven-year low, underscoring dramatically different prospects for the two most widely used metals. Aluminium production increased 2.4 per cent to 45 million tonnes, having risen every year this decade, according to the statistics…

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