FDA warned an online pharmacy for selling injectable semaglutide without prescriptions
FDA told Online Generic Medicine its 'Semanat' semaglutide is an unapproved copycat sold with no prescription — and unapproved injectables risk sepsis.
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2,000 VERÖFFENTLICHTE FÄLLE · REGELMÄSSIG AKTUALISIERTOldham Athletic ran through 10 managers under one owner and left the Football League
Under owner Abdallah Lemsagam, Oldham Athletic changed manager 10 times, alienated fans and in 2022 dropped out of the Football League after 116 years.
Fall lesenRansomware took Northern's £17m ticket-machine network offline two months in
Two months after installing 621 self-service ticket machines at 420 stations for £17m, Northern's network was knocked offline by a suspected ransomware attack.
Fall lesenA vendor software update took Norfolk Southern's network down for weeks
A defect pushed during routine vendor maintenance left both the railroad's primary and recovery data storage unresponsive, idling trains for weeks of backlog.
Fall lesenMorecambe FC was suspended from the National League as its owner failed to sell or fund it
By August 2025 Morecambe FC's players were sent home uninsured, wages went unpaid and the National League suspended the club while its owner held on.
Fall lesenOntario pulled Moose Trucking's licence: 40.5% violation rate and Trans King ties
Ontario's tribunal upheld cancelling Moose Trucking's CVOR after its directors took on drivers and trucks from a carrier that just lost its own licence.
Fall lesenMeta pulled law firms' ads recruiting social-media-addiction clients
Days after losing $375M and $6M addiction verdicts, Meta deactivated dozens of law firms' Facebook and Instagram ads seeking clients to sue it.
Fall lesenLondon Irish failed to prove its funding and was suspended from all English rugby
Fifth in the Premiership but about £30m in debt, London Irish missed pay runs, took an HMRC winding-up petition and was suspended from every league.
Fall lesenA Lloyds software defect exposed other people's transactions to 447,936 users
An overnight IT change at Lloyds let up to 447,936 Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers see strangers' transactions and personal data.
Fall lesenLife at Sea sold a 3-year cruise, then admitted it had no ship
Life at Sea Cruises spent 2023 selling cabins on a three-year world voyage, delayed it twice, then cancelled because the parent company could not buy a ship.
Fall lesenLeicester City budgeted like a top-eight club, was relegated, then lost six points
Leicester City signed top-flight contracts without relegation clauses; the wage bill hit £206m and a PSR breach cost the club six points in February 2026.
Fall lesenJersey Reds kept overspending and hired a coach it could not pay, then ceased trading
The reigning Championship rugby club hired new coaching staff in September 2023 knowing it could not cover salaries — and ceased trading within weeks.
Fall lesenSMBC pulled the plug on Jenius Bank, its three-year-old US digital bank
SMBC's Jenius Bank, launched 2023 and past $1B deposits in year one, is winding down: 173 jobs cut, new accounts and loans suspended.
Fall lesenHairline cracks grounded 182 Hitachi trains — GWR ran three intercity services
Fatigue and salt-air corrosion at lifting points withdrew 182 Class 800s for a week of chaos; the fix will take six years and no full solution is agreed.
Fall lesenThe FA vetoed Wales' plan to route its EFL clubs into European football (interview)
Prosiect Cymru would have let Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and Newport qualify for Europe via a Welsh cup; the FA board rejected it in January 2025.
Fall lesenA credit union CEO's 'Lake America' sweatshirt joke in Halifax cost her the job
Family First's CEO posted AI-generated 'Lake America' sweatshirts en route to Canada; the viral backlash ended in her dismissal and an apology.
Fall lesenEWE Go charged a roaming provider about 60% more than app users; a Munich court said no
On 6 October 2026 a Munich court barred EWE Go from charging charging-card provider DCS more than ad-hoc and app customers, and ordered damages.
Fall lesenEnel's São Paulo grid kept failing after warnings, and Aneel's rapporteur voted to end it
After three major blackouts since 2023, an Aneel rapporteur voted on 6 October 2026 to recommend ending Enel's São Paulo electricity concession.
Fall lesenDiscover suspended applications for its new Cashback Debit account — fraud overwhelmed it
Discover launched a cash-back checking account in April 2022; by summer, fraud and deteriorating service forced it to stop taking applications altogether.
Fall lesenCube bankrolled Worcester Warriors Women for five months, then pulled the plug
Cube International signed a 10-year rescue for Worcester Warriors Women in May 2023; by October it had withdrawn the club from all competitions.
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