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The UK Advertising Standards Authority banned three travel ads on 9 September because they called hotels eco without saying what that meant.
Warsaw prosecutors have asked the Ministry of Sport and Tourism for the Poland brand report and the contracts behind it. The document was criticised for errors typical of AI-written text.
The UK advertising regulator banned a Sports Direct discount advert because the retailer could not show the product had really sold at the higher price. Frasers Group is appealing.
Prosecutors detained the head of Poland's Olympic Committee, Radosław Piesiewicz. Polish media then published the committee's contract with the crypto company Zondacrypto, which covers athletes' images and fan data.
Thieves took about 40,000 pounds of beer from Pabst Blue Ribbon in California. The brewer replied with a joking Instagram post giving them 18 days and 44 minutes to bring the truck back.
The American stock market regulator has sent the White House a plan to scrap the rule that lets investors put proposals to a shareholder vote. Investor groups say it takes away shareholder rights.
Tim Cook sent Apple staff a farewell email on August 31, thanking employees and quoting Steve Jobs. John Ternus replied with his own memo the next morning, and both reached the press within hours.
A week after an advert showing a woman pushed to the ground spread online, Callaway ended its deal with Good Good and admitted its own approval process had failed. The Good Good chief executive says Callaway is making his company take the blame.
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