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New York sues JBS Foods for misleading statements on greenhouse emissions - Vimarsana News

New York sues JBS Foods for misleading statements on greenhouse emissions

New York Attorney General Letitia James sued the world's largest beef producer for allegedly misleading the public on carbon emissions goals.

Source: yahoo.com
iTWire - Mazda to pay $11.5m for 'misleading consumers' about consumer guarantee rights for serious vehicle faults - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Mazda to pay $11.5m for 'misleading consumers' about consumer guarantee rights for serious vehicle faults

The Federal Court has ordered Mazda Australia Pty Ltd to pay $11.5 million in penalties for engaging in “misleading and deceptive conduct and making f...

Source: itwire.com
iTWire - Honda to pay $6m in penalties for 'misleading consumers' about dealership closures - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Honda to pay $6m in penalties for 'misleading consumers' about dealership closures

The Federal Court has decided to impose penalties totalling $6 million on Honda Australia, accepting Honda engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct,...

Source: itwire.com
McDonald's and Wendy's win lawsuit over size of burgers - Vimarsana News

McDonald's and Wendy's win lawsuit over size of burgers

A federal judge in New York has dismissed a lawsuit accusing McDonald’s and Wendy’s of misleading consumers with ads that show bigger burgers than they serve.

Source: yahoo.com
McDonald's And Wendy's Just Had A Lawsuit Against Them Dismissed Over False Advertising - Vimarsana News

McDonald's And Wendy's Just Had A Lawsuit Against Them Dismissed Over False Advertising

Fast-food commercials showcasing thick and juicy hamburgers will continue to hit the airwaves and the internet, thanks to a September ruling by a federal judge.

Source: yahoo.com