San Francisco Chronicle - (Sunday)
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In a week when it was a lot easier for UPS to track a package than for the federal government to track an immigrant child, this also happened:
They pulled the plug on GE. S&P Dow Jones Indices said it is dropping General Electric, the last original member of the Dow Jones industrial average, from the blue-chip index. It will be replaced Tuesday by the Walgreens Boots Alliance drugstore chain. The Food and Drug Administration decided to reconsider its plan to label pure maple syrup and honey as containing added sugars. Maple syrup producers had rallied against the plan, saying the requirement would be misleading, illogical and confusing, and could hurt their industries.
Kate Spade New York announced plans to donate $1 million to support suicide prevention and mental health awareness causes — a tribute to the company’s founder, who committed suicide this month. The Kate Spade New York Foundation is giving $250,000 to the Crisis Text Line, a free, 24-hour confidential text message service for people in crisis, and it will match public donations made to the service through June 29, up to an amount of $100,000. San Francisco’s Barebottle Brewing Co. trolled the Warriors’ main rival with its latest beer, LeBron Tears. “We took the tears from Sir James’ Game 1 loss and distilled them into a hazy IPA, just for you,” its taplist says.
Meanwhile, the world’s biggest Doritos chip sold for $12,611, ESPN’s Darren Rovell tweeted. It’s 18 times the size of a regular chip, and was created to celebrate the release of “Jurassic World: Fallen
Kingdom.”