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Advisor With $130 Million in Assets Joins Ameriprise Financial for Client Service Focus and Flexibility

Advisor With $130 Million in Assets Joins Ameriprise Financial for Client Service Focus and Flexibility

Precision fermentation creates hen-free egg

Using yeast and animal protein DNA it's now possible to grow hen-free eggs in a lab. But what does an omelette made with them taste like?

Precision fermentation creates hen-free egg

Using yeast and animal protein DNA it's now possible to grow hen-free eggs in a lab. But what does an omelette made with them taste like?

US biotech innovator unveils the world's first hen-free liquid egg

The Every Co debuted the Every Egg – the world’s first liquid egg product created from precision fermentation-derived proteins – at an exclusive multi-course dinner at Eleven Madison Park on 8 December.

First liquid egg made without a hen unveiled

Product contains egg protein made with precision fermentation.

The tastemakers: Influencers and laboratories behind food trends

How are new foods created and marketed, like protein-infused coffee, or eggs created without chickens? "Sunday Morning" introduces you to companies that help shape what and how you eat.

The tastemakers: Influencers and laboratories behind food trends

How are new foods created and marketed, like protein-infused coffee, or eggs created without chickens? "Sunday Morning" introduces you to companies that help shape what and how you eat.

Some alcoholic beverages in short supply for New Year's

Some alcoholic beverages in short supply for New Year's celebrations in Texas

YOU SHOULD KNOW: Liquor laws in Texas

CBS19 spoke to the experts about why you can't by alcohol on Sunday and much more. Author: Channing Curtis Updated: 10:50 PM CST February 7, 2021 TYLER, Texas — Most of the 21-and-up crowd in Texas is aware of the fact you can't buy liquor on Sundays or after 9 p.m. any other night of the week. Why is this though? According to Lance Lively, the Executive Director of the   Texas Package Store Association, the reason has nothing to do with the Blue Laws.  "For us, it's an economic issue," says Lively. "You take profits of six days, you spread them over seven. The legislation doesn't say we have to be open, but if our competitors are open, by golly, we're gonna have to open, so it literally by de facto, forces liquor stores to open on Sunday. And what happens when you have to open a seventh day, you have to hire more people, utility costs go up, insurance costs go up. And if all those costs go up, where do you think the liquor store owner is gonna make that up? They're gonna have to raise their prices."