Could your pet meds be fake? One cat owner's nightmare reveals the shocking dangers of counterfeit animal medications bought online. After a trusted flea treatment nearly killed his cat, a pet owner warns others about the rise in fake pet meds and how to spot them. Learn how to protect your furry friend from this growing threat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Halloween Issue: Stream ripping has been part of music piracy for decades, from copying songs on the radio to cassette, to now when an individual rips music or video from a streaming platform and coverts it into a downloadable file that any user can use offline. If you haven't heard of stream ripping, it's probably because the labels have had some success regulating it. But now it's back in the headlines. The AI companies like Suno and Udio are accused of stream ripping to train their AI models. Of

In this episode of Twin City Tales, host Wymond sits down with Maya Nishikawa, a former WCCO-TV reporter who transitioned from broadcast journalism to early childhood special education—and became a passionate cat rescuer along the way.Maya shares her journey from covering breaking news in the Twin Cities to working as a special education teacher and instructional coach in the Osseo School District. Her career shift was deeply personal: after her daughter was born, Maya discovered the transformative

Heard of Square? They're hooking small businesses like free trial Netflix addicts with a year-long Bitcoin processing fee waiver. Across the pond, UK regulators are proving themselves as adept as teaching a cat to parallel park.

Live from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mayor Monroe Nichols joins us for Tulsa Trivia.  Also, a buddy up adventure to see all the city has to offer. Plus, a look at a few small businesses local to Tulsa. And, local chefs Trevor Tack and Cat Cox join to discuss Tulsa’s delicious cuisine. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Listen to this podcast episode for a recap of top catastrophe bond, insurance-linked securities and alternative reinsurance capital news, from the week-ending August 31st 2025.Listen to a recap of Artemis' most read catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) news of the last week. We hope this summary provides an easy way to listen to a recap of some of last week's top stories. This week we covered: a new CEO for Nephila Capital; Sompo acquiring Aspen Insurance Group; Enstar Group

This was the opening keynote of the day at Artemis London 2025, our fourth catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) conference in the City of London, UK held on September 2nd 2025.We began the day with a keynote speech by Nylesh Shah, Head of Insurance Supervision, London Market, Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) at the Bank of England. Speaking on the topic of “A vision for the future of UK ILS”, Shah emphasised the role of the regulator in maintaining financial stability and

Steelcase's surprise earnings beat: A dead cat bounce or a genuine turnaround? The office furniture giant just posted impressive quarterly results, exceeding Wall Street's expectations with a 5% sales jump and a 20% earnings per share surge. But beneath the surface, a longer view reveals a history of flat revenue and lackluster profit margins. Is this a fleeting victory or the start of a new growth chapter for the century-old company? We dissect the numbers and investor reaction to reveal the truth

Offerpad stock rebounds slightly after a major dip, but is the iBuying model still in trouble? We break down the volatile market, Offerpad's wild ride, and the slowing housing market that has investors on edge. Is this a dead cat bounce or a buying opportunity? Find out why caution is the name of the game in the uncertain world of iBuying. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Corporate Cocktail, Africa’s markets face critical shifts: the U.S. ends AGOA, threatening over a million jobs; Zambia enters a high-stakes debt dispute with AfrExim that could reshape the continent’s debt landscape; and a labor standoff at Dangote’s $20 billion refinery risks Nigeria’s fuel supply and economic stability. Ondiro Oganga breaks down the deals, disputes, and policy moves shaping Africa’s economic future.

Melissa Morris isn’t your average entrepreneur. After taking out a $60,000 loan to chase her dream of breeding Savannah cats, she was hit with government pushback, neighborhood complaints, and constant setbacks. Instead of quitting, she turned that pressure into purpose — building one of the most respected exotic-cat breeding programs in the country.In this episode of Backseat Ballers, Melissa shares how she went from nearly losing everything to creating a thriving family business built on

A seventy-four-year-old widow's beloved flower planter sparks a neighborhood war in Scotland! Discover how a simple garden hobby turned into a bureaucratic battle involving privacy concerns, parking disputes, and even cat fights. Was the planter really an eyesore, or just a case of neighborly squabbling gone wild? Find out how Jane Higgins fought back and won, proving that sometimes, even the smallest gardens are worth fighting for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leslie's stock price bounced nearly four percent after a brutal week, but is it a dead cat bounce or a sign of recovery? After a major price target cut and being removed from the S&P Global BMI Index, the pool supply company's wild stock swings continue, down 90% this year. Is it time to jump ship for AI tech stocks? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority, PSiRA, has suspended eight employees following irregularities uncovered at Cat Protection and Security, owned by controversial businessman Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala. The move comes after probes found procedural flaws and weak oversight at the firm, amid allegations pointing to systemic control failures. Matlala faces murder charges, adding to scrutiny on his business dealings. Elvis Presslin spoke to PSiRA CEO, Manabela Chauke

I talk to David from Gainesville, Florida, who was looking for advice to beef up his business but ended up spilling the tea on a wild unsolved mystery. Then, how that tracker on your cat could double as the perfect stalking device. Plus, why your computer may be headed for the garbage, Microsoft’s debut in the world of fashion, and why you’ll be seeing more iPads on college football sidelines this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text Monday. Another Monday. The morning is the usual paperwork for my business. Then in the afternoon its off to the gym and then home via the supermarket. Tuesday. There must be a student action day on as there are a load of stalls across Parker's piece. I am asked constantly to buy something and at lunch time I purchase some chocolate cookies. Wednesday. Again a load of stalls but this time I tell them no more purchases. Everyone is turned down! Thursday....

"...labels to quietly consider licensing arrangements rather than risk exposing gaps in ownership or registration in court." For the discovery process between Udio and UMG, the court agreed that Universal Music Group must: 1. Provide copies of all of the music they claim was infringed, I.E., prove it! 2. Provide all of the record agreements between the label and the artists to determine if UMG actually owns the recordings. If the agreement specifies that the record was Made Work For Hire, the label

Updated feral cat procedures for the Sister Islands approved by the National Conservation Council.Cayman's National Week of Readiness is underway, with advice from the Premier and Hazard Management on simple steps every home should take. The Caribbean Development Bank steps in to boost small business with a new grant. A local doctor celebrates a major career milestone, new training for early childhood educators, and a local fun run supporting free mammograms for women in need.#rcnews #caymannews

Are Bengal cats about to invade Australia? A proposal to import these exotic felines has ignited a fierce battle between pet lovers and environmentalists. Critics fear these hybrid killing machines will devastate native wildlife, while breeders argue later generations pose minimal risk and make ideal apartment pets. With millions of native animals already falling prey to feral cats, the stakes are high as regulators weigh the desire for unique pets against the need to protect Australia's fragile