Following a $5 billion FTC fine, Facebook shares rose in value; a series of show closures on Broadway has investors set to lose $100M; as more details surface, Jeffrey Epstein's sordid story is starting to unravel. All this and more in the DailyDozen
Arby’s Snubs Plant Patties While Competitors Befriend Plant-Eaters
New to the Arby’s menu: the “marrot,” a carrot-shaped, sous-vide turkey breast. It’s part of the company’s of vegetarians and vegans, a group of consumers its fast-food competitors are trying hard to win over. Andy Karl and Samantha Barks in the ill-fated Broadway adaptation of 'Pretty Woman' to lose $100 million as a slew of Broadway shows close down.
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