McDonald's Worker Axed After Viral Video Shows Her Shoving Fries In Mouth Then Back In Box A Massachusetts McDonald’s worker was axed from her job after a revolting video captured her putting French fries into her mouth and then placing them back into a box, the Worcester Telegram & Gazette reports. "So you want French fries today, right?" the worker appears to ask a customer while looking into th...
McDonald's Worker Axed After Viral Video Shows Her Shoving Fries In Mouth Then Back In Box A Massachusetts McDonald’s worker was axed from her job after a revolting video captured her putting French fries into her mouth and then placing them back into a box, the Worcester Telegram & Gazette reports. "So you want French fries today, right?" the worker appears to ask a customer while looking into the camera as she puts the fries from her mouth back in a box. 🚨 McDonald’s employee in Southbridge caught on camera STUFFING FRIES IN HER MOUTH before serving them to customers She literally puts a handful in her mouth, chews them up, then drops them into the red carton like it’s normal. The video went viral and now there’s a full probe… pic.twitter.com/U2XPCEBsxt — i Expose Racists & Pedos (@SeeRacists) May 13, 2026 The vile clip went viral last week, prompting Southbridge police to launch an investigation alongside local health officials. “We are also working to determine whether the food was ultimately served to a customer and to identify any individual who may have been affected,” police said, according to the New York Post . The nauseating scene triggered an immediate customer backlash at the restaurant, leaving its owners in full damage-control mode. “ The actions of these individuals are unacceptable and do not reflect our organization’s food safety standards or values. We conducted an internal review, and they are no longer employed by our organization,” the Spadea and Balducci families said in a joint statement obtained by the Post . “We are proactively working with local authorities and the local health department, who found no public health concerns or violations. The wellbeing and safety of our Southbridge community remains our top priority.” The fired employee, who has yet to be publicly identified, will also face criminal charges at the Dudley District Court. Tyler Durden Mon, 05/18/2026 - 18:00
A growing list of companies in Southeast Asia are sounding the warning bell over rising energy costs and weakening consumer demand as the conflict in the Middle East drags into its third month. Earnings downgrades have been steepest in the Philippines and Thailand, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Sufianti . Inflation surged to a three-year high in the Philippines, which imports nearly ...
A growing list of companies in Southeast Asia are sounding the warning bell over rising energy costs and weakening consumer demand as the conflict in the Middle East drags into its third month. Earnings downgrades have been steepest in the Philippines and Thailand, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Sufianti . Inflation surged to a three-year high in the Philippines, which imports nearly all of its fuel from the Middle East, while Thailand’s economy relies heavily on tourism. Indonesia and Malaysia have fared better, backed by stronger commodity prices that have helped offset rising energy costs. Companies in Singapore and Vietnam, meanwhile, are faced with rising logistical costs as supply routes are disrupted. Here’s a roundup, based on statements made around earnings, of how Southeast Asian companies are responding. Aviation and Tourism The aviation industry is among the hardest hit as more expensive tickets disrupt travel demand. AirAsia X Bhd. , Singapore Airlines Ltd. and Thai Airways International Pcl have all responded to rising jet fuel costs with fare hikes, fuel surcharges, route cuts and tighter spending controls, while Vietnam Airlines JSC said it activated contingency plans to continue to operate amid the disruption. Airports of Thailand Pcl said higher ticket prices and cancellations have started to hurt traffic, prompting the state-controlled airport operator to offer incentives and discounts. Consumer, Food and Retail Rising fuel and freight costs have eroded household purchasing power. Fried chicken chain Jollibee Foods Corp. reported a 39% profit drop due to higher commodity and supply-chain expenses, prompting a review of its expansion plans. Charoen Pokphand Foods Pcl of Thailand warned that transport and raw material prices could continue climbing as freight disruptions affect animal feed supplies. Casino operator Genting Singapore Ltd. flagged softer travel demand and weaker consumer sentiment as airfares and living costs rise, while ...
F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV) stock was a nearly 5% gainer on the first trading day of the week. The application delivery and security specialist's equity rose after an analyst upgraded his recommendation on the company. Well before market open, Evercore ISI's Amit Daryanani changed his F5 recommendation for the better, lifting it one peg to outperform (read: buy) from his previous in line (hold). He also rai...
F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV) stock was a nearly 5% gainer on the first trading day of the week. The application delivery and security specialist's equity rose after an analyst upgraded his recommendation on the company. Well before market open, Evercore ISI's Amit Daryanani changed his F5 recommendation for the better, lifting it one peg to outperform (read: buy) from his previous in line (hold). He also raised his price target substantially, to $475 per share from $320. Continue reading
Shares of leading designer of graphics chips Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) jumped 3.7% in the afternoon session after a Reuters report indicated the US government cleared approximately 10 Chinese technology companies to purchase Nvidia's H200 AI chips.
Shares of leading designer of graphics chips Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) jumped 3.7% in the afternoon session after a Reuters report indicated the US government cleared approximately 10 Chinese technology companies to purchase Nvidia's H200 AI chips.
By IPO Edge Editorial Staff For most of the last year, the bear case on Apple (AAPL) wrote itself. Tariffs would gut margins. China was a lost cause. The AI story had […]
By IPO Edge Editorial Staff For most of the last year, the bear case on Apple (AAPL) wrote itself. Tariffs would gut margins. China was a lost cause. The AI story had […]
Ignatiev/iStock via Getty Images Tech firms have been issuing billions of dollars of debt to fund their AI ambitions and the spend is only getting bigger, but so far there’s been no shortage of demand from bond investors according to Rachana Bhat, VP, Director and Lead, Investment Grade Credit Portfolio Management with TD Asset Management. Transcript Greg Bonnell: One of the big takeaways from ear...
Ignatiev/iStock via Getty Images Tech firms have been issuing billions of dollars of debt to fund their AI ambitions and the spend is only getting bigger, but so far there’s been no shortage of demand from bond investors according to Rachana Bhat, VP, Director and Lead, Investment Grade Credit Portfolio Management with TD Asset Management. Transcript Greg Bonnell: One of the big takeaways from earnings season is that the massive amount of spending that big tech firms are doing on artificial intelligence shows no signs of slowing down. Can the markets handle all that debt issuance that it's creating? Joining us now to discuss is Rachana Bhat from TD Asset Management. Great to have you back on the show, Rachana. Rachana Bhat: Great to be here, Greg. Greg Bonnell: Alright. There's always a big picture. So let's start with that. What's been going on in the credit markets this year? Rachana Bhat: Yeah, so look, let's go back to the start of this year. And what we know is markets at the time expected a pretty smooth ride, at least for the first half, from ongoing deregulation, AI CapEx boom. There was fiscal policy tailwinds that were expected, as well as a dovish-leaning Fed. So, pretty constructive backdrop overall was expected for the first half. But what we actually got instead was this unanticipated big geopolitical or energy shock. You've seen some desire for both sides to de-escalate, but I don't think they've still come up with a mutually acceptable agreement. But what's been impressive to me is how resilient the consumers and markets have been through all of this. If you look at the earnings season as well, it's been spectacular. When you look at tech, non-tech, I think you've seen broad-based beats. Obviously, tech has done a lot better. So what does that mean? Well, risk assets, when you look at year to date, including corporate bonds, have done very well. And it's to do with the backdrop. It's been supportive. When you look at credit markets specifically, whic...
We just covered the Mark Cuban Stock Portfolio: 8 Best Stocks to Buy and Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) ranks 1st on this list. For Mark Cuban, Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) stock is a long-term, high-conviction buy and hold investment. This strategy has yielded massive returns for Cuban, by his own admission. During an appearance on the The […]
We just covered the Mark Cuban Stock Portfolio: 8 Best Stocks to Buy and Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) ranks 1st on this list. For Mark Cuban, Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) stock is a long-term, high-conviction buy and hold investment. This strategy has yielded massive returns for Cuban, by his own admission. During an appearance on the The […]
We just covered the Mark Cuban Stock Portfolio: 8 Best Stocks to Buy and NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) ranks 3rd on this list. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is one of the best AI stocks to buy. Mark Cuban often talks about the importance of AI in his posts on social networking platform X. Earlier this month, Cuban […]
We just covered the Mark Cuban Stock Portfolio: 8 Best Stocks to Buy and NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) ranks 3rd on this list. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is one of the best AI stocks to buy. Mark Cuban often talks about the importance of AI in his posts on social networking platform X. Earlier this month, Cuban […]
Kai Havertz takes Arsenal closer to winning their first Premier League title in 22 years, but nearly goes from hero to villain as he escapes a red card.
Kai Havertz takes Arsenal closer to winning their first Premier League title in 22 years, but nearly goes from hero to villain as he escapes a red card.
Intuitive Machines ( LUNR ) announced on Monday that it is now the prime contractor for operating NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) and the ShadowCam instrument on Korea’s lunar orbiter. It has secured a $15.5M (3-year) cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for LROC and a $4.5M (3-year) contract for ShadowCam. The lunar images from these systems will support navigation for Intuitive Machine...
Intuitive Machines ( LUNR ) announced on Monday that it is now the prime contractor for operating NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) and the ShadowCam instrument on Korea’s lunar orbiter. It has secured a $15.5M (3-year) cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for LROC and a $4.5M (3-year) contract for ShadowCam. The lunar images from these systems will support navigation for Intuitive Machines’ upcoming IM-3 mission, which aims to land inside the Reiner Gamma swirl. The company is also using this data to build a wider lunar navigation system by combining its planned satellite relay network and KinetX expertise for future Moon operations. Source: Press Release More on Intuitive Machines Intuitive Machines, Inc. 2026 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Intuitive Machines Set To Launch In The Space Race Intuitive Machines, Inc. (LUNR) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Intuitive Machines maintains $900M-$1B 2026 revenue outlook while advancing Andromeda $6.24B IDIQ and Goonhilly acquisition Intuitive Machines misses estimates, bets on Goonhilly to scale space network