Easy way to get McDonald's for £2.99 'every time' according to little-known hack
A TikTok user shares a hack that allows customers to buy McDonald's meals for £2.99 by completing a survey on their receipts.
Shein urges customers to 'stop using popular item immediately' over serious health risk
Shein has recalled a popular sand product due to asbestos contamination concerns, urging customers to stop using it immediately.
VIDEOS: Good morning Tocantins of Thursday, February 26, 2026
The article covers various incidents reported in Brazil, including sexual abuse allegations, a major police arrest, extreme weather impacts, violence, and financial issues affecting bank customers.
Cannot pick up prescriptions at pharmacies
Pharmacy customers in Sweden are currently unable to pick up prescriptions due to disruptions at the Swedish e-Health Agency, without a timeline for resolution.
People who bank with Barclays could face £300 daily cash 'limit'
Barclays customers may encounter a daily cash withdrawal limit of £300, potentially restricting access to their funds at ATMs.
Every Bet You Place Has an Algorithm Behind It
The article discusses how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the sports betting industry by enhancing oddsmaking and redefining the betting experience for customers.
'Kate Middleton is one of my customers – one gesture she makes speaks volumes'
Donna Ida, founder of a denim brand, highlights Kate Middleton's approach to retail as she appreciates Royal Family's practice of paying for their purchases.
Nine Arrested on Suspicion of Selling Uncensored Adult DVDs to Elderly Customers
Nine men have been arrested in Shinjuku for allegedly selling uncensored adult DVDs to elderly men who are unfamiliar with the internet.
Self, the restaurant in Barcelona where the waiter is an Artificial Intelligence
Self in Barcelona features a robot waiter capable of interpreting orders and delivering them to customers at El Prat Airport.
Three telecom companies begin pre-orders for Galaxy S26 series... 'Double capacity' benefit as well
The three major telecom companies in South Korea have started pre-orders for the Galaxy S26 series, offering a 'double storage' benefit to customers.
FG urged to scrap electricity subsidies for all customers
The Managing Director of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company, Jennifer Adighije, has called for the removal of electricity subsidies in Nigeria, advocating for cost-reflective tariffs to stabilize the power sector.
Gunshots scare customers and employees in a mall in São Bernardo do Campo, in ABC Paulista
A man fired shots inside a jewelry store in a São Bernardo do Campo mall, leading to panic among customers and employees, and taking a female employee hostage.
Nubank reports net profit of $894.8 million in the 4th quarter, an increase of 50% for the period
Nubank recorded a 50% increase in net profit for the fourth quarter, amounting to $894.8 million compared to the same period in 2024.
Former Caixa manager suspected of embezzling R$ 1 million from customers swindled 108-year-old elderly woman, says Federal Police
A 108-year-old woman is among the victims of a former Caixa Econômica Federal manager accused of embezzling R$ 1 million from clients in Santa Catarina.
Power outage in Bolderāja
A technological disruption in the power supply in Bolderāja, Riga, has affected approximately 2,100 customers.
Who will really be affected by the future inactivity fees announced by the Lydia app?
Lydia Solutions has announced a new monthly inactivity fee for its online banking service, which will affect certain customers starting March 12, 2026.
Sainsbury's installs new security feature but shopper says there's 1 major issue
Sainsbury's has implemented anti-theft sliders in stores across the UK to combat theft, but some customers are unhappy with their impact on product accessibility.
Trump considers ordering banks to collect citizenship data – FT
Trump is considering an executive order that would mandate banks to collect citizenship data from customers to strengthen efforts against undocumented migration.
Concerns about Data Sovereignty: How Microsoft CEO Nadella Wants to Mitigate Fear of AI
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has announced initiatives to enhance digital resilience in Europe, offering customers more control over AI solutions during his visit to Munich.
Serious constraints prepared for fraudsters – the Bank of Lithuania proposes drastic changes
The Bank of Lithuania is proposing significant regulatory changes to protect customers from fraud, including requirements for banks to reimburse customer losses due to fraud.
Nationwide issues update after rule change you may have forgotten about
Nationwide Building Society has clarified its rules on customers making deposits into accounts, emphasizing limits and identification requirements for cash deposits.
Millions of bank customers being moved to new brand as huge transfer approved
Nationwide has received court approval to take over Virgin Money, with the transition expected to complete on April 2, 2026, while customers will see no immediate changes to their banking accounts.
Does it have a 'Carrefour Pass' card? The Supreme Court rules in favor of customers in the first collective lawsuit against 'revolving' cards
The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled in favor of customers in a landmark case against Carrefour's revolving credit cards, allowing for the recovery of excessive interest charges.
Nationwide customers should act now to qualify for £100 bonus payment
Nationwide customers are being advised to act quickly to ensure qualification for a potential £100 bonus payment later this year.
Restaurant Industry Opposes Zero Consumption Tax on Food, Government to Consider for 'Two Years'
Japan's restaurant industry opposes the government's proposal to implement a zero consumption tax on food for two years, arguing it could harm their business by driving customers to grocery stores.
Sky TV customers to get free Disney+, HBO Max and Hayu worth £20 in bundle change
Sky TV customers will receive complimentary access to Disney+, HBO Max, and Hayu as part of a package overhaul, along with a £2 increase in monthly fees for new subscribers.
Certain Lloyds, Barclays and Santander customers to get up to £500 for free
High street banks in the UK are offering significant bonuses to current account customers who switch to their services, with certain customers eligible for up to £500, particularly from Lloyds, Barclays, and Santander.
EDF says customers can beat energy price cap by more than £100
EDF Energy claims that customers can save over £100 compared to the new energy price cap set by Ofgem.
Premium Bonds alert over £20,000 rule change affecting customers
NS&I is set to reduce the prize fund rate and change the odds for Premium Bonds from April 2026, affecting potential earnings for savers.
Nkom announces oversight of Telia after extensive data breach affecting, among others, Bergen municipality
Nkom will oversee Telia following a significant data breach impacting several customers, including Bergen municipality.
Nkom announces supervision of Telia after extensive data breach
Norway’s Nasjonal kommunikasjonsmyndighet (Nkom) has initiated oversight of Telia following a serious data breach affecting numerous customers, including Bergen municipality.
Nkom announces oversight of Telia following extensive data breach affecting, among others, the municipality of Bergen
Nkom is taking oversight action against Telia due to a serious data breach that has affected many customers, including Bergen municipality.
Banco Santander aims to exceed 20 billion euros in profit in three years, reaching 210 million customers
Banco Santander is planning to exceed 20 billion euros in profit by 2028 and is set to present its strategy during the Investor Day in London.
Lamborghini Abandons EV. "Angry Bull" Without V8 and V12 Did Not Convince Customers
Lamborghini has cancelled its electric vehicle project due to low customer interest.
Crowds at industrial discount stores. They attract customers with prices and diverse offerings
Discount non-food retail chains in Poland are increasingly drawing customers due to competitive pricing and varied product range, posing challenges for hypermarkets.
Coupang Data Leak Incident: 200,000 Accounts from Taiwan Were Compromised
The Coupang data breach revealed that out of 33 million affected customers, approximately 200,000 accounts belonged to Taiwan users.
Old tires are not always disposed of for free: what drivers need to know
In Lithuania, laws require tire sellers to accept used tires from customers in the same quantity as new tires purchased, with specific guidelines on disposal.
Giant contract without customers. Slovakia allegedly helped CSG enter the stock exchange
The article discusses a significant contract that lacks customers and suggests that Slovakia supported CSG's entry into the stock exchange.
Águas do Imperador announces that the water bill model has been restructured in Petrópolis
The new water bill model in Petrópolis is now electronic and redesigned to enhance clarity for customers, complying with tax reform regulations without additional costs.
Customers of Toijala ABC Charged Their Cars in Human Waste
Customers at a charging station in Toijala, Finland, experienced a disturbing situation as sewage overflowed into the electric vehicle charging area due to a blocked sewer line.
Major retail brand files for bankruptcy as customers have less than a month to use gift cards
Eddie Bauer has filed for bankruptcy, with customers advised to use gift cards and loyalty points before they expire in under a month.
Martin Lewis says Octopus, British Gas and EDF customers could be owed hundreds
Martin Lewis advises UK households to check for unclaimed refunds from energy suppliers, as £240 million remains unclaimed primarily from closed accounts.
J D Wetherspoon customer pays £7.72 for full English breakfast but people spot 1 problem
A customer at J D Wetherspoon paid £7.72 for a full English breakfast but was disappointed due to a problem with their order.
Hobbycraft recalls children's product over asbestos contamination fears
Hobbycraft has recalled a children's product over concerns of asbestos contamination, urging customers to stop using it immediately for safety reasons.
A Man from Karviná Promised Companies to Acquire New Customers. He Took 30 Thousand and Disappeared
A man in Karviná has disappeared after allegedly collecting 30 thousand from companies under the guise of helping them find new customers.
Lloyds Bank to give these customers up to £500 each
Lloyds Bank has announced a new switching incentive that offers customers bonuses of up to £500 based on account types and additional benefits for those investing or saving.
Finnair opens new routes – here they are
Finnair announces that it will operate its summer routes to Luxembourg, Valencia, and Torino year-round, enhancing travel options for customers.
Santander warning as some customers face account being closed
Santander has alerted customers about the risk of account closures due to involvement in money mule scams.
In the retail chain – contaminated meat: customers urged to return it
A contaminated chicken product sold at Rimi stores in Lithuania has led to a recall due to the discovery of Salmonella bacteria.
Cashback for Travel: First Vacation, Then Money Back
Travel cashback offers allow customers to receive money back after booking vacations, raising concerns for travel agencies and providers.