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  McDonald's spends $100 million to lure customers back after E. coli outbreak

  McDonald’s is allocating $100 million to address the fallout from a recent E. coli outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounders, which sickened over 100 people across 14 states and damaged sales. The company is spending $35 million on marketing campaigns, including a value deal featuring 10-piece chicken nuggets for $1, and $65 million to support franchisees in affected states.The outbreak, traced to slivered onions on Quarter Pounders, caused a significant decline in sales and visits in October. McDonald’s stock dropped 7% over the past month, and multiple lawsuits have been filed. However, the company announced that recent tests found no E. coli in its food, and Quarter Pounders with onions have returned to menus nationwide. McDonald’s is spending $100 million on marketingIn a memo, McDonald’s emphasized its commitment to rebuilding trust, with North America chief impact officer Michael Gonda and chief marketing officer Tariq Hassan highlighting the brand's legacy of responsibility. CEO Chris Kempczinski stated that McDonald’s is prepared to deploy further resources to regain customer loyalty.The marketing push also includes the continuation of its $5 meal deal, aiming to attract customers back to its restaurants.

  2024-11-22 09:00
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  This small suburban school was named the world's best new building

  A suburban school in Sydney, Australia, has triumphed over global architectural icons to win the prestigious World Building of the Year 2024 at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) in Singapore. Darlington Public School, located in Chippendale, surpassed over 220 shortlisted projects, including skyscrapers, museums, and transport hubs, to secure the top honor.Designed by Sydney-based fjcstudio, the school features a modern, angular brick campus with a distinctive "sawtooth" roof and landscaped outdoor spaces like a basketball court and community garden. Open-air terraces with curved metal screens provide natural light while ensuring privacy for students. The new design replaced a 1970s building, offering "new and contemporary learning environments" while preserving the original school’s cultural essence.The campus, accommodating over 500 preschool and primary students, integrates Aboriginal heritage through indigenous art displayed in key areas, including classrooms and reception. Fjcstudio also recreated murals from the old school on the new building’s cladding, reflecting strong connections to the Aboriginal community.Alessandro Rossi, associate at fjcstudio, called the win "humbling," emphasizing the collaborative effort between the client and the community in shaping the project. "The real winners are the children who will spend time in the building — a place of enrichment for years to come," Rossi said. The light and airy school is complete with distinctive "sawtooth" roof and landscaped outdoor spaces. Brett BoardmanDarlington Public School’s victory continues a trend of educational buildings earning WAF’s top prize, with last year’s winner being a serene boarding school in China. This marks the second Sydney building to win in three years, following the Quay Quarter Tower’s success in 2022.

  2024-11-22 09:00
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  The timing for spaying and neutering cats and dogs differs, and careful pre- and post-operative care is essential

  According to the regulations of the Animal Protection Office, pet owners are responsible for having their dogs and cats neutered or submitting an exemption application. The appropriate age for neutering pets varies by gender. Generally, female cats and dogs should undergo the procedure after their first estrus, around 6 to 8 months of age, while male cats and dogs are recommended to be neutered once their reproductive organs are fully developed.It is best for dogs and cats to complete their vaccinations before scheduling spaying or neutering surgery. (Photo/Heho Health)Neutering effectively reduces the risk of various diseases in cats and dogs, such as mammary tumors, pyometra, and testicular tumors, and minimizes unnecessary estrus behaviors. Many owners are concerned about anesthesia risks, so it is advised to conduct a basic health check and blood tests before surgery to ensure the pet’s health is in optimal condition.Before the surgery, pet owners must follow fasting rules to prevent complications during the procedure. After the surgery, owners should closely monitor the wound to prevent infection and use an Elizabethan collar or recovery suit to avoid pets licking the wound, which may impede healing.Spaying and neutering cats and dogs can reduce the risk of illnesses in pets. (Photo/Heho Health)Spaying and neutering not only improve pets’ health but also help prevent overpopulation, making it an essential measure for the welfare of both pets and society.This article is authorized by Heho Pets.

  2024-11-22 09:05