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Controversy-battered Uber hires

Themuslimchronicle, themuslimchronicleControversy-battered Uber hires282090/446
San Francisco - Muslimchronicle
Uber on Friday said it has hired a new top legal officer as the ride-sharing star battles controversy in the workplace as well as on the streets. Tony West will begin working at San Francisco-based Uber next month, leaving a post as chief legal officer at Pepsi, Uber chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi said in an email to employees, a copyRead more

Failed Pepsi, Nivea ads show industry's diversity problem

Themuslimchronicle, themuslimchronicleFailed Pepsi, Nivea ads show industry's diversity problem260510/85
New York - AFP
Recent high-profile advertising missteps by Pepsi and skin-care company Nivea underscored anew Madison Avenue's awkward relationship with racial diversity at a time when the United States is becoming less white. PepsiCo's ill-fated "Moments" spot, featuring model Kendall Jenner, was quickly pulled with an apology after being vilified for trivializing the "Black Lives Matter" movement. Nivea also apologized and withdrew anRead more

Pepsi drops ad accused of mocking 'Black Lives' protests

Themuslimchronicle, themuslimchroniclePepsi drops ad accused of mocking 'Black Lives' protests259200/196
New York - AFP
Pepsi said Wednesday it was dropping an ad featuring the supermodel Kendall Jenner that appeared to use the "Black Lives Matter" protests to promote the soda brand. The spot provoked an outcry and widespread derision on social media claiming Pepsi was seeking to profit from the social justice movement. "Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peaceRead more

Traders in southern India call for ban on Pepsi, Coke

Themuslimchronicle, themuslimchronicleTraders in southern India call for ban on Pepsi, Coke246346/84
New Delhi - Arab Today
Shopkeepers in a southern Indian state began removing Pepsi and Coke from their shelves Wednesday after unions called for a boycott of the soft drink giants, urging consumers to shun foreign brands. Pepsi and Coke sell a range of products across India, including soft drinks and bottled water, and the boycott proposal in Tamil Nadu could affect more than aRead more

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