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Costco's rotisserie chicken is so popular that locations frequently run out, disappointing hungry customers. However, slow-moving employees are not to blame.

LETTERS First Minister Nicola Sturgeon missed an opportunity to criticise the UK Government and say what Scotland could have done as an independent nation HAVING watched FMQs on Thursday, it’s clear – as it has been for a while now – that as much as Nicola is a good leader of the SNP, she is not the one to lead any independence charge. It’s not that she couldn’t, but that she doesn’t push for it, even when given the clearest of clear chances. Patrick Harvie asked her about the PM�...

This week **How Redditors beat the market at its own game **Do influencers need a rebrand? Media Moment of the Week: Das ist Numberwang! This week’s media moment is one that journalists the world over would probably rather forget but, being the intrepid media reporter that I am, I’m not going to let it slide. On Monday German business paper Handelsblatt breathlessly reported that the Oxford/Astrazeneca Covid vaccine was just eight per cent effective in over 65s, sparking general panic and h...

Redditors try to keep the faith as GameStop shares crash amid trading crackdowns GameStop shares plunge as brokers crack down on trading 28 January 2021 • 5:15pm Plucky retail traders reacted with fury on Thursday after brokers clamped down on trading as a Reddit-led revolution on financial markets continued to gather steam. Robinhood, the trading app used by millions of small-scale traders in the US, was among the platforms to clamp down on transactions involving buying stock in GameStop and...