‘Less than half’ fresh produce sold globally makes any profit(fruitnet.com)

216 points by jelliclesfarm 3 years ago | 398 comments

McDonald's customers unable to order after systems outage(bbc.co.uk)

21 points by MrDrDr 2 years ago | 30 comments

Lidl Introduces the European Payment Method Wero in Germany(unternehmen.lidl.de)

25 points by doener 3 months ago | 3 comments

Iceland declares ocean-current instability a national security risk(edition.cnn.com)

316 points by donohoe 11 months ago | 128 comments

Coca Cola has an executive dedicated to McDonald's(coca-colacompany.com)

33 points by sbolt 10 months ago | 38 comments

Microsoft Azure CTO Headhunted for SDE II Position at Amazon(old.reddit.com)

33 points by johntiger1 3 years ago | 24 comments

The early days of Linux(lwn.net)

1199 points by Paul-Craft 3 years ago | 198 comments

LWN article by Lars Wirzenius recounting his memories of the earliest days of Linux and his time with Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki.

The early days of Linux (2023)(lwn.net)

422 points by stmw 1 year ago | 125 comments

LWN article by Lars Wirzenius recalling his memories of the earliest days of Linux, its creation by Linus Torvalds at the University of Helsinki, and its early growth.

3M knew its chemicals were harmful decades ago, but didn't tell the public(minnesotareformer.com)

334 points by Jimmc414 2 years ago | 166 comments

Minnesota Reformer investigative article reporting that internal 3M documents show the company knew for decades its PFAS chemicals were harmful but concealed it.

Britain's railway privatization was an abject failure(rosalux.de)

419 points by robtherobber 11 months ago | 368 comments

Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung essay arguing that Britain's 1990s railway privatization failed, as the railways now return to public ownership.

Privatisation has been a costly failure in Britain(economist.com)

382 points by benrmatthews 3 years ago | 444 comments

An Economist By Invitation opinion piece in which think-tank head Mathew Lawrence argues privatisation in Britain has been a costly failure and favours state ownership.

Scientific fraud has become an 'industry,' analysis finds(science.org)

402 points by pseudolus 1 year ago | 350 comments

Science magazine news article reporting an analysis finding that sophisticated global networks are infiltrating journals to publish fake scientific papers.