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real life drama for hollywood actors as contract talks collapse setting up a strike. plus president biden in finland to welcome one and eventually two nordic nations to the nato alliance. and federal prosecutors talk to the top elections official in michigan. what does she know about efforts to overturn the 2020 vote. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. we begin this morning with a developing story out of hollywood, california, where contract negotiations with the s.a.g. actors union and major studios and streamers broke down overnight. this sets the stage for hollywood s first big shutdown in more than six decades. union leaders say its national board will meet a few hours from now to formally authorize a strike. s.a.g. has about 160,000 members. if they go on strike, they would join hollywood screen writers who walked off the job in may. more on this coming up. but first president biden with a meeting of nordic leaders in finland this morning fo
PresidentStrikeNato-allianceContract-talksNationsReal-life-drama-for-hollywood-actorsBiden-in-finlandTwoOneProsecutorsOfficialEffortsSpending to be down about 10% this year to protect wallets, parents will be focusing on necessity, spending a bit more on school supplies and pulling back from other categories like clothing, footwear and technology categories like laptops and smartphones. is the pull back across income levels? one thing we ve seen thus far in the pandemic is a pullback perhaps among the lower income spectrum, but not necessarily upper middle class or upper class spectrum. we are. this is a pretty consistent story this year across all income group that s with surveyed. everybody intends to pull back spending this year. typically back to school shopping is the second largest spending event for families after the holiday shopping season. how do you think retailers will capitalize despite parents uneasiness about inflation? so parents are signaling what they are interested in this
ParentsTechnologyCategoriesSchool-suppliesSpendingWalletsFootwearNecessityClothing10ThingSpectrumAt the moment, 4 0 against birmingham city sacked manager scott booth. sam kerr with a hat trick before half time as chelsea look to keep pace with arsenal at the top. big day in international rugby union action in ireland s men are currently leading argentina 24 7 as half time in that one. and england s women are up against the united states. these are live pictures from the sixways stadium. england currently lead to 17 0 and you can watch live coverage on bbc iplayer and bbc sports website. wales take on canada at five. the final round of the season ending event in golf s european tour has reached its conclusion in dubai and for rory mcilroy, itjust wasn t his day. the world number eight teed off the final day with a one shot lead, but momentum began to shift after hitting the flag on the 15th. as 24 year old collin morikawa claimed victory to become the first american to win on the european tour, finishing 17 under par. there s been gold for britain s bryony page this morning at the
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Up until now, the Big 8 allergens have been (in order of prevalence in the U.S.): shellfish, peanut, milk, tree nuts, egg, fish, wheat and soy. Another allergen, however, joined the list this week when President Biden signed into law as part of the FASTER Act (S.578) making sesame the ninth major allergen in the U.S.
This addition means restaurants must now clearly call out when sesame is in a dish. Jan. 1, 2023 will be the go-live date with this legislation throughout the country. The law thankfully gave us a period of time to get all of our ducks in a row as this will impact so many things. It s clear that we will see big changes in this arena, but why now?
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