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Yum! Brands just issued a press release apologizing once again for that rat infested KFC/Taco Bell in NYC. Further, they confirmed that the rat infested restaurant had served its last customer. Since the incident, this KFC-Taco Bell restaurant has...
KFC/Taco Bell left a note over on Vincent Ferrari's blog on a post about the profusion of rats at a western Manhattan KFC. We really liked this part (emphasis added):
Good news for humans, bad news for rats: The health inspector that gave a clean bill of health to the now-infamous rat infested KFC/Taco Bell in the West Village has been suspended according to the New York Post: The health inspector - whose name...
The day before news cameras caught 30-50 rats scampering playfully through a combo KFC/Taco Bell in the West Village, the restaurant passed a NYC Health inspection. From WCBS: "It doesn't look like the inspection that was done Thursday met our...
From WCBS: They are big. A pound or a pound and a half. Rats! Plump, healthy-looking and oh-so-agile.
Worried about consuming any type of food at the former location of the infamous rat-infested KFC/Taco Bell in New York City? We are too. That's why we're glad to hear that the new tenant is non other than our giant magenta friend, T-Mobile.
NYC Deputy Health Commissioner Jessica Leighton says rats are not a health risk. From NY1: The city spends $8 million a year on rodent control and has a team of more than 100 inspectors who close about 500 restaurants each year.
New York City's Health Department has taken the blame for the KFC/Taco Bell rat infestation that made national news. (If, though some miracle you haven't seen the footage yet, i.e. you've just come out of a coma or recently regained lost...
Is there a rat infestation at the Au Bon Pain at 38th & 3rd in New York City? Will tomorrow's New York Post have the headline "French Rats Invade!"? A tipster writes in: I was just at Au Bon Pain on 38th & 3rd, and when I stepped outside with my...
Council to look into guerrilla marketing [Boston Herald] "If the people in our business use a little bit more common sense there's probably no need for further regulation," he said. But Tuttle added it will be hard to argue against further...
Fortune recently published a list of 2007's 101 Dumbest Moments in Business, and then the Seattle Post-Intelligencer cooked that down to just 9 really good ones. Now we're summarizing the Seattle PI article. (If you'd like to play along, pick...
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