Zara has removed a children's Halloween costume from sale after critics said its stripes looked like a Nazi concentration camp uniform.
Park president Brian Oerding announced the decision online on 29 September. The ride had been shut since 12 July.
Most underpaid couriers were short by a dollar or less, yet the New York settlement runs to $131.5 million.
Converse apologised for a Chuck 70 X campaign image that critics compared to KKK and lynching imagery and removed it from its channels.
The Puma Hyrox page with Joanna Wietrzyk returned on 18 September. Puma is still silent.
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.
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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