The Ivy League university's student newspaper says $5,000 in the chocolate-hazelnut spread disappears each week.
States are holding on to billions that residents don't know they have. That money becomes state revenue if not picked up.
Somebody did -- and got called out for it online. For dining-industry workers, it's just the latest in a string of penny-pinching indignities.
India says the Mondelēz subsidiary lied to get a tax exemption, thereby avoiding $46 million in taxes.
An online shirt shop kicked off Amazon for trying to boost its numbers with randomized apparel phrases runs out of cash.
Michael Katz claimed the company publicly humiliated him to avoid paying the bonus he was promised after selling his online ad company.
First, the Swedish mega-chain got caught in the horse meat scandal. Now, it finds out China has dumped nearly 2 tons of its tainted chocolate cake.
Low prices, high romance? A study of Craigslist missed connections finds the superstore is a romantic hotspot in 15 states.
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