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Taylor Farms Is Recalling Its Mexican-Grown Iceberg Lettuce From U.S.
U.S. authorities have linked the lettuce to a parasitic outbreak across more than 30 states.
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SpaceX and Pentagon Discuss Data-Center Deal
Plus, the U.S. and Iran creep toward a wider war, and ranch dressing wins the World Cup.
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Lettuce Crisis Deals Blow to Taco Bell’s Fast-Food Stardom
The chain’s growth had outpaced rivals, but visits and sales have fallen as the cyclospora outbreak spread.
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The World’s Biggest Sporting Event Came to America—and Ranch Dressing Won
Hidden Valley Ranch had plans for a huge summer. Then visiting fans turned the uniquely American creation into a World Cup phenomenon.
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Walmart Further Shuffles Top Executives
Kieran Shanahan, chief operating officer for Walmart U.S., will leave this week.
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China’s Xi Touts Open-Source AI and Takes a Swipe at U.S. Dominance
Beijing leader woos developing countries as superpowers jockey for technology lead.
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Parasitic Outbreak Linked to Taylor Farms Lettuce Supplied to Taco Bell
Thousands of people have been sickened across five states.
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A Monster Pile of Airline Points Is Supercharging Summer Travel
Credit cards are changing how the airlines do business, from picking routes to limiting lounge access.
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Nike Ran Out of U.S. Soccer Jerseys at the Worst Possible Time
The sportswear company restocked the team jerseys this week, well after the U.S. was eliminated from the World Cup.
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The Inside Story of IBM’s Shocking Profit Warning
Big Blue bet on transparency and paid a steep price. Can its CEO win back investors?