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- 1Brazilian court orders coffee cooperative Cooabriel to curb slavery-like conditions●"A Brazilian Labour Court has ordered Cooabriel, the São Gabriel Coffee Growers’ Agricultural Cooperative, which supplie
A Brazilian Labour Court has ordered Cooabriel, the São Gabriel coffee growers' cooperative, to take measures to prevent slavery-like conditions and other labour rights violations in its supply chain. The cooperative supplies major companies including Nestlé and 3Corações, putting the brands' sourcing practices under scrutiny.
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In Brazil, a federal deputy has presented a constitutional amendment proposal to postpone charges under the tax reform until 2028. The proposal is drawing attention from legal and business circles, with the Brazilian Bar Association among the most searched references on the topic, as lawyers and taxpayers assess how the delay would affect new tax obligations.
- 3Terry Dial Becomes Full-Time Biology Professor at USU Moab▼Terry Dial Looks to Expand Learning Opportunities as Full-Time USU Moab Biology Professor
Terry Dial has taken on a full-time biology faculty role at Utah State University's Moab campus, where he plans to expand learning opportunities for students. The appointment strengthens USU Moab's science offerings in southeastern Utah, and the university highlighted his plans to broaden hands-on and field-based learning for students in the region.
- 4Hashtag game asks for song titles with directions●Don't Blink Or You'll Miss It https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=-w5bcKoaBwE # DirectionsASong # HashTagGames # Music
Social media users are playing a hashtag game inviting people to invent or share song titles that include a direction, such as north, south, east or west. The prompt, tagged 'DirectionsASong', spread under the broader HashTagGames and Music tags, with participants posting music links and wordplay entries as part of the latest round of the recurring community game.
- 5Milad Zand Arrested After Violent Raid in Miandoab▼Milad Zand arrested following violent raid in Miandoab
Milad Zand, a Kurdish citizen, has been arrested after a violent raid in the city of Miandoab in Iran's West Azerbaijan province, according to the human rights group Hengaw. The raid reportedly involved force, and Zand's current whereabouts and condition remain unknown. Rights groups say the arrest fits a broader pattern of detentions of Kurdish citizens in Iran, and calls are growing for transparency about his treatment in custody.
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OmniAb, the antibody discovery biotech, reported its third-quarter results, with attention centering on the company's cash position and runway rather than revenue headlines. Investors are watching how long its existing capital lasts as it advances partner-driven antibody programs through the clinic.