Little Caesars announces major change to menu

Little Caesars announces major change to menu

Little Caesars is doubling down on its reputation as the best value pizza chain by launching a nationwide “More for $9.99 Menu,” packed with mix-and-match options to appeal to families, budget-conscious diners, and loyal fans. The new pricing platform, available exclusively online at participating locations, launched on July 7. It includes options that pair traditional…

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Edinburgh TV Festival To Spotlight “Truth & Trust In The Media” With Former BBC News Boss Delivering MacTaggart

Edinburgh TV Festival To Spotlight “Truth & Trust In The Media” With Former BBC News Boss Delivering MacTaggart

Former BBC News chief James Harding will deliver the annual Edinburgh TV Festival MacTaggart lecture as the fest turns 50. Harding, who is the founder of Tortoise Media and is now editor-in-chief of The Observer, will “examine challenges to truth and trust in the media.” “In this moment of reckoning, Harding’s lecture will prove a bold…

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Soilbuild Construction signs new contracts totalling S$178.6 million

Soilbuild Construction signs new contracts totalling S8.6 million

The builder says the deals enhance revenue visibility and took its order book to around S$1.21 billion as at end-May [SINGAPORE] Soilbuild Construction said it has secured new contracts with an aggregate value of around S$178.6 million. These include the contract to build a 10-storey, multiple-user industrial development in Lok Yang Way in western Singapore,…

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UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy Accused Of Jeopardizing BBC Independence After Repeated Attacks On Tim Davie

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy Accused Of Jeopardizing BBC Independence After Repeated Attacks On Tim Davie

EXCLUSIVE: British culture secretary Lisa Nandy’s repeated attacks on BBC boss Tim Davie have sparked concern about the national broadcaster’s independence, with a Deadline analysis revealing the frequency of her interventions when compared with her Conservative predecessors. Nandy, who was appointed culture secretary by Prime Minister Keir Starmer last July, has savaged the BBC over…

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Contributor: The human brain doesn’t learn, think or recall like an AI. Embrace the difference

Contributor: The human brain doesn’t learn, think or recall like an AI. Embrace the difference

Recently, Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, whose company builds the chips powering today’s most advanced artificial intelligence systems, remarked: “The thing that’s really, really quite amazing is the way you program an AI is like the way you program a person.” Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI and one of the leading figures of the AI revolution,…

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Banijay UK Boss Addresses Gregg Wallace Allegations At Press Dinner Hours After Reports Of ‘MasterChef’ Host’s Firing

Banijay UK Boss Addresses Gregg Wallace Allegations At Press Dinner Hours After Reports Of ‘MasterChef’ Host’s Firing

The boss of Banijay UK, whose report into Gregg Wallace will publish imminently, addressed the scandal last night at a dinner for press, producers and talent just hours after reports emerged that Wallace has been fired from MasterChef. Speaking to a room packed full of journalists and some of his staff, Patrick Holland said an…

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Movistar Plus+ & Sony Pictures Entertainment Renew Content Deal Including Movies ’28 Days Later’ & ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’

Movistar Plus+ & Sony Pictures Entertainment Renew Content Deal Including Movies ’28 Days Later’ & ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’

Spanish streamer Movistar Plus+ and Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) have renewed their multifacted film and television series content agreement. Under the renewal, Movistar Plus+ will continue to be the exclusive Pay 1 home in Spain for Sony Pictures feature films following their theatrical and home entertainment windows. The movie titles include recent release 28 Years…

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JPMorgan to open bigger Amsterdam office after desk shortage

JPMorgan to open bigger Amsterdam office after desk shortage

[AMSTERDM] JPMorgan Chase will soon open a new office in Amsterdam after an expansion in the region coupled with the bank’s stricter return-to-office mandate left the biggest Wall Street lender short of desks in the Netherlands. The move into a larger space in Amsterdam’s World Trade Center became “necessary” after JPMorgan’s push to bring employees…

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