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Saudia records fewest passenger complaints among carriers in Saudi Arabia, GACA reveals Updated 16 min 56 sec ago April 19, 2023 14:37 Saudia records fewest passenger complaints among carriers in Saudi Arabia, GACA reveals Updated 16 min 56 sec ago Arab News April 19, 2023 14:37 RIYADH: Saudia, formerly known as Saudi Arabian Airlines, recorded the fewest number of passenger complaints among carriers in the Kingdom in March, with just 11 grievances per 100,000 customers, according to data released by the General Authority of Civil Aviation.  The authority issued an index for the classification of air transport service providers and airports for March 2023.  Overall, during the month, as many as 640 complaints were filed, up from 355 during March 2022.  After Saudia, Flynas ranked second with up to 20 complaints, followed by Flyadeal with 35.  The majority of complaints in March revolved around baggage services, tickets and flights, GACA data showed.  In terms of global airports with passengers exceeding 6 million per year, King Fahd International Airport recorded the fewest complaints. It received nine complaints for every 100,000 passengers with a timely handling rate of 82 percent.  With regard to international airports with annual passenger number below 6 million

A man who strangled his girlfriend after she found a secret Snapchat account has been jailed. A court heard that Derius Campbell, 22, got angry after she confronted him about the account, which was full of messages from other women. He picked up a butter knife and threatened her and then took her mobile phone. The court was told that she later received a message from a woman who claimed she had met up with him days before. She challenged him about it and the ensuing confrontation saw him grab her by the throat. Leaving her "gasping for air", he also "shoved" two fingers down her throat, reports the M.E.N. Campbell pleaded guilty to intentional strangulation, threatening a person with a blade and a breach of a suspended sentence. This week he was jailed for more than two years. Duncan Wilcock, prosecuting, told the court that the couple had been on-and-off for a number of years before the incident in September last year. The woman, 20, was at her mum’s house when she realised she had left some baby milk at another address. Campbell offered to go and pick it up, leaving his phone behind. “She said she looked at

Dive Brief: Kind Snacks today launched a series of digital activations promoting its new Kind Almond Acres Initiative, a three-year regenerative agriculture pilot project in California, per details shared with Marketing Dive. Activations include a partnership with Snapchat for an augmented reality (AR) lens promoting regenerative agriculture and a designated landing page where consumers can follow the initiative through long-form video and virtual reality (VR) experiences. The project represents a further commitment by Kind to sustainably source its ingredients and is the latest move by the brand to leverage education and the environment to appeal to consumers. Dive Insight:  Kind is often outspoken about its sustainability ties, with its latest effort proving no different. The Almond Acres Initiative and immersive digital activations tied to the program could help the brand boost consumer loyalty, arriving at a time when shoppers — particularly Gen Z — increasingly prioritize environmental considerations. As part of the newly launched Almond Acres Initiative, Kind will test regenerative agriculture practices across 500 acres of almond orchards owned by the brand’s supplier, Olam Food Ingredients, in Madera, California. The effort is meant to advance public research and a new commitment by Kind to source 100% of its almonds

PRESS RELEASEPublished April 18, 2023The B2C Social Media Marketing Tool Market size was valued at USD 122.1 million in 2022 and was projected to reach USD 172.8 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period from 2022 to 2030. Global B2C Social Media Marketing Tool Market; Overview The Global B2C Social Media Marketing Tool Market refers to the market for social media marketing tools that are specifically designed for businesses to connect and engage with their customers on social media platforms. These tools enable businesses to manage and track their social media presence, create and schedule posts, analyze social media data, and engage with customers in real-time. The market for B2C social media marketing tools has been growing steadily over the years, driven by the increasing use of social media platforms by businesses of all sizes to connect with their customers. With the rise of social media influencers and the growing importance of social media in shaping consumer behavior, businesses are increasingly investing in social media marketing tools to stay competitive and relevant. In addition to the major players, there are also several smaller companies and startups entering the market with innovative social media marketing

To celebrate Earth Day April 22, American Eagle Outfitters launched RE/AE, a resale shop featuring a curated selection of secondhand and vintage American Eagle clothing items.The RE/AE retail shop is available through resale platform thredUP, which offers “Resale-as-a-Service” technology to fashion brands, allowing them to create customizable shopping experiences for their customers.“We are passionate about finding new and exciting ways to connect with our customers and RE/AE’s accessible, digital-first, circular shopping experience provides an opportunity to refresh your closet by shopping pre-loved, iconic styles from a brand that has defined youth culture for decades,” Jennifer Foyle, president, chief creative officer for American Eagle and Aerie, said. “Standing behind our commitment to help create a more sustainable future, the partnership with thredUP innovatively gives new life to clothing and accessories that might otherwise contribute to the throwaway fashion culture we are working to eliminate.”The inaugural RE/AE collection features 200 items from as early as the 1980s priced between $10-$40.American Eagle will promote its RE/AE collection through a shoppable augmented reality Snapchat lens that will let Snapchat users browse items in a virtual store on their smart device. Snapchat users will be able to tap on items to view details about them

A teenager who got into debt over a drug habit has been spared jail. Richard Bagnall, of Ffordd Caerfyrddin, appeared before Mold Crown Court after admitting to possession of cocaine with intent to supply. Prosecutor Rosemary Proctor told the court how the 19-year-old was spotted by the cops on December 30, 2021, driving late at night in the city centre with "steamed up windows" past the Racecourse Ground on Mold Road in Wrexham. He was stopped outside some flats and was seen "visibly shaking". The former Coleg Cambria student passed both a drug and alcohol test at the roadside. However, his downfall came once the cops searched his vehicle. READ MORE: Scenes of crimes officers investigate human remains found in woodland on Welsh residential street They found £475 of cash in Bagnall's jacket pocket. Upon further inspection, a tin was located under the carpet in Bagnall's boot that contained just under 100 individual snap bags of cocaine worth around £1,700 in street deals, the court was told, as well as scales and empty snap bags. As the search was being conducted, a police officer noticed Bagnall had reached for his phone and was sending a Snapchat message to someone. The

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Clarence Thomas may have broken the law by accepting valuable gifts. But the federal gift law is unenforceable for Supreme Court justices. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas became the subject of controversy after ProPublica reported he accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gifts – largely in the form of vacations and travel – from a wealthy conservative donor and did not disclose them. There are laws against federal employees, including members of Congress, accepting certain gifts. Several VERIFY viewers, including Peggy, asked whether those laws also apply to Supreme Court justices. THE QUESTION Are Supreme Court justices allowed to accept gifts? THE SOURCES THE ANSWER Federal law prohibits “officers of the judicial branch” from accepting gifts from people whom they could use their job to benefit. But the law leaves decisions about what gifts qualify, as well as enforcement and penalties, up to the ethics office of each government agency.  The Supreme Court doesn’t have an ethics office, meaning there’s no binding set of rules for justices to follow like there is for agency employees or members of Congress. WHAT WE FOUND Federal law prohibits any federal workers – including judges and members of Congress – from taking

A headline uses misleading language to refer to regular monthly benefit payments. Social Security recipients are not receiving one-time bonus checks. Social Security was created in 1935 to pay retired workers age 65 and older a continuing income after retirement.  A headline that’s making the rounds on social media says millions of Social Security recipients will receive direct payments of up to $4,555 this month.  VERIFY reader Steven asked if all Social Security beneficiaries are receiving a one-time check for $4,555.  THE QUESTION Is Social Security sending all beneficiaries one-time checks for $4,555? THE SOURCES THE ANSWER No, Social Security is not sending all beneficiaries one-time checks for $4,555. The headline uses misleading language to refer to regular monthly benefit payments – not a one-time bonus payment. WHAT WE FOUND The Social Security Administration (SSA) does not have any information on its website about an additional one-time payment of $4,555 for all beneficiaries in 2023.  The headline circulating online uses misleading language to refer to regular benefit payments that Social Security recipients receive every month – not a one-time bonus payment.  Both the Social Security Administration (SSA) and AARP say on their websites that people who retire at age 70