As streets are still covered in snow, the Buffalo Common Council is looking at how they can revise their snow plan. Stephen Bochniarz has been living in North Buffalo for ten years and says snow covered streets more than one week after a major snowfall is unacceptable.
Mexico's FEMSA, which controls one of the largest Coca-Cola bottlers and a string of convenience store chains, posted an 11% increase in revenue in the first quarter, boosted by growth across nearly all its business sectors. Revenue came in at 178.20 billion pesos ($10.78 billion) in the three-month period, largely in line with expectations, as sales from chain store Oxxo, bottler Coca-Cola Femsa and Femsa's fuel division posted double-digit growth. Sales only fell at Femsa's pharmacy division, down 2.3%, where it had fewer stores and faced challenges across Latin America.
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Mexico's FEMSA, which controls one of the largest Coca-Cola bottlers and a string of convenience store chains, posted an 11% increase in revenue in the first quarter, boosted by growth across nearly all its business sectors. Revenue came in at 178.20 billion pesos ($10.78 billion) in the three-month period, largely in line with expectations, as sales from chain store Oxxo, bottler Coca-Cola Femsa and Femsa's fuel division posted double-digit growth. Sales only fell at Femsa's pharmacy division, down 2.3%, where it had fewer stores and faced challenges across Latin America.
A recent survey of IT workers by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, found that more than half of professionals in the field feared AI deepfakes could affect the results of the upcoming general election. As Londoners head to the polls next week to vote in the mayoral election, Sadiq Khan has already been the victim of AI deepfake audio. Khan went on to say that the Electoral Commission should have more powers to tackle the problem, because in close elections, he believes “deepfake videos and audios can be the difference.”
Luton Town boss Rob Edwards has been facing the media ahead of Saturday's Premier League game at Wolves. On-loan defender Issa Kabore is unlikely to play again for the Hatters this season after sustaining an ankle sprain in last week’s defeat by Brentford: "It’s a real shame because he’s been great for us and consistent for us – I’m disappointed for him."
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Snap Inc. (SNAP) shares are surging during Friday's trading session, propelled by first quarter results that surpassed revenue expectations for the company. The social media platform reported a 21% year-over-year increase in revenue for the quarter, fueling the stock's trading activity. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This post was written by Angel Smith
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Volunteers in the Almaguin Highlands may have a new tool to fight phragmites, a very aggressive weed that kills several animal species and native plants. That tool is moths. Since 2018 the Phragmites Working Group Lake Bernard in Sundridge and Strong has been tackling the invasive plant each summer into early fall in an effort to eradicate the killer weed from Lake Bernard by 2033. However, working group chair Marilee Koenderink says it's been challenging. Phragmites are easily 15 feet tall but
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