Norwegian Cruise Line to scrap single-use plastic bottles, eliminating 6 million per year

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Norwegian Cruise Line to scrap single-use plastic bottles, eliminating 6 million per year

One of the world’s largest cruise lines announced Wednesday that it was eliminating all single-use plastic bottles from its fleet by the end of the year — a move it says will remove over six million plastic bottles from its boats every year.
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Match.com connected daters to fake accounts to boost subscriptions, US regulators say

Match.com may have connected non-paying daters to bogus accounts just to get them to subscribe, according to federal regulators. In a lawsuit filed today against Match Group, the Federal Trade Commission alleges that the company connected Match.com …
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Juul changes CEOs, ends ads and lobbying amid vaping backlash

Juul Labs Inc. named a new top executive and vowed to end advertising and lobbying that had raised the ire of lawmakers, health officials and parents, as the highly valued private e-cigarette company confronts a growing public backlash. The company said …
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Behind WeWork Leader's Rise and Fall: A Wall St. Bank Playing Many Angles

The ouster of WeWork’s co-founder and its botched initial public offering are a remarkable collapse of what was considered, up until weeks ago, one of the most valuable start-ups in the world. This is not simply the failure of a young and capricious founder.
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Accounting watchdog to delve into 'tiger trap'

Australia's accounting watchdog will raise questions about reverse factoring with international regulators amid rising concerns over companies' use of
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