And the dispute is becoming increasingly heated. Burger King is now offering the NY Pizza Burger in New York's Times Square. This is reported by the news site CNews. The "burger" consists of a 15cm bun with space for four slices of meat, pepperoni, mozzarella and two different sauces. The burger is divided into six pieces, like a pizza. This magnificent specimen contains a whopping 2,520 calories and costs a hefty 12.99 dollars. Burger King kindly emphasizes that the burger is meant to be shared, not eaten all by itself. At least the company cares about the health of its customers... The NY Pizza Burger is the latest in a series of extremely unhealthy fast food dishes.
Previously, Kentucky Fried Chicken sold the "Double Down" (two pieces of fried chicken with cheese and ham). The Krispy Creme Cheeseburger should also not be underestimated in terms of its unhealthiness: The burger with bacon doesn't come in a bun, but in two donut halves.

The Sonntagszeitung writes this in its current issue. Meteomedia is also buying the company Media Design, currently still owned by one of Kachelmann's ex-wives. These transactions are intended to bring money into Kachelmann's coffers for the upcoming trial. According to reports, the two overseas companies are not particularly valuable. However, a property owned by the American WeatherOK will be removed before the sale and transferred to Kachelmann as a private individual. "We are only buying the meteorological assets," Meteomedia CFO Norbert Steffen is quoted as saying in the Sonntagszeitung. The purchase of the two Kachelmann companies will take place at acquisition value. The valuation is still underway. The sale is likely to bring in several tens of thousands of francs.
Kachelmann's legal fees are still rising due to the upcoming criminal proceedings. Kachelmann's media lawyer is largely being paid by Meteomedia, as his interventions are in the interests of the company, according to the company. However, the weather presenter will have to pay the remaining costs himself for the time being - although his company is also supporting him here.
Meteomedia also announced two new board members: Zurich lawyer Martin Kurer and German lawyer Dietmar Gamp. The latter previously worked for the WDR Media Group, the contractual partner for the program "Das Wetter im Ersten".

According to the Sonntagszeitung newspaper, the Muttenz-based company is launching a "kiosk of the future". A test store is to be opened this winter. Valora's top management will make a final decision on how, when and where in the next few days.
According to the Sonntagspublikation, the following ideas are being tested: News and classified ads on screens are intended to turn the kiosk into a meeting point and attract customers. For example, customers will be able to leave messages for friends via Twitter, look for new tenants on the kiosk screens or advertise cars for sale. Or chat with friends who are at another kiosk. Customers will also be able to test new products for free in exchange for personal data, and they will be able to rate newspapers or magazines online. These ideas come from the consumers themselves - they have provided them via the innovation platform Atizo.com.

According to the Sonntag newspaper, Blick identified the priest by publishing his picture and personal details. Under the headline "Aargau pastor - sex accusation", the tabloid newspaper published an article on June 2 in which a daughter claimed that her father had abused and raped her for 12 years. The article was accompanied by an archive picture of the alleged perpetrator, which Blick had bought from the local editorial office of the Aargauer Zeitung. However, Blick did not make the priest in the picture unrecognizable. The first name with the first letter of the surname, profession, age, place of residence and place of work were also mentioned. The priest was acquitted on June 17.
The clergyman has now filed a lawsuit against Ringier, editor-in-chief Ralph Grosse-Bley and the authors. According to the indictment, the article revealed his identity in full. This has led to "massive problems at his place of work".
Blick should not have exposed the pastor with a picture and all other details. The President of the Press Council, Dominique Von Burg, is quoted in Sonntag as saying that he could say this without knowing the case in detail. Such identification is only legally justified if there is "a predominantly public interest (information interest)". According to the statement of claim, the pastor is not a person of public interest.

No department has as much influence on people's lives as the Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC). Doris Leuthard, in turn, is best suited to fulfill the tasks of the Uvek, Darbellay said on Saturday at the CVP party conference in Cham to the applause of around 250 delegates, according to SDA.
Leuthard has so far not shown any reluctance to move to the Uvek. However, she told SDA that it was still too early to discuss the distribution of departments. She first wanted to wait and see who would be elected to the Federal Council.

With this award, the oldest business library in the world, which belongs to the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, recognizes the new content orientation of the magazine published by Axel Springer Switzerland and the D-MTEC Department of Management, Technology and Economics at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Under the editorial direction of Editor-in-Chief Beatrice Brenner, "io new management" reports monthly on innovative approaches to corporate management and addresses trends and developments from various management areas such as strategy, marketing, finance and human resources.

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The agency has created a cross-media campaign. To appeal to the young, modern and discerning target group, the Zurich-based creatives focused entirely on the urge to play. The online game "1 against 500" was at the heart of the communication. The aim was to draw an ace from a set of playing cards in order to be placed on a list of 500. Everyone on the list of 500 then had the chance to win an Audi A1, among other things.
Online banners encouraged people to take part in the competition on the Audi website or on Facebook. In addition to the online measures, rail posters and two different advertisements were used. The agency also informed dealers about the new Audi model with a three-part brochure and provided them with advertising materials. The Audi A1 is already present in the showrooms on posters, counter displays and various give-aways.
Responsible at AMAG, Schinznach Bad: Erich Hunold (Head of Marketing Audi), Barbara Wernli (Advertising Coordinator Audi). Responsible at Exxtra Kommunikation, Zurich: Markus Gut (CCO), Benny Goldstein (AD), Sarah Paul (graphics), Oliver Glutz von Blotzheim (design), Patrick Bucher, Marietta Mügge (text), Susan Baumgartner (project management), Jonathan Schipper, Tobias Schön, Dario Bernardi, Christian Stocker (consulting off- and online), Caspar Coppetti, Frederic Poppenhäger (strategy).
To the spot

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As a leading provider of Swiss cheese and fresh products, the company aims to grow further, particularly in the focus markets of Italy, Germany, Austria, the UK and the USA. The acquisition of Cypress Grove Chèvre is an important step in this direction, as Emmi writes in a press release. The company is a leading producer of fresh and matured goat's cheese specialties in the USA and generates sales of around USD 10 million.
CASP specializes in the contract production of aseptic dairy products and is therefore an important pillar of Emmi's fresh products business in the US. Among other things, it produces Caffè Latte, which is distributed by Emmi in the US market. The company employs 23 people and generates sales of around 6 million dollars. With the complete takeover of CASP, Emmi now has its own production facility for fresh products in the US and will produce Emmi Caffè Latte itself, as well as the Emmi premium yogurts already sold in the US market.
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The title of the poster features two representatives of the "king of beasts". The aim of this poster is to publicize the battle between the two clubs with the lions in their coat of arms, which was scheduled at short notice, in and around Zurich.
Responsible at Hesskisssulzersuter: Manuel Bächler (Art Director), Dieter Boller (Text), Jolanda Heller, Barbara Kummer (Consulting).

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The big bank is using television, the Internet and print media for its new campaign, as it announced on Friday. UBs is not disclosing the cost of its first major investment in advertising for the brand in over three years, according to an SDA inquiry to the media office. The campaign runs under the slogan "We will not rest" or "We will not rest" for non-German-speaking markets.
Advertising efforts are focused internationally on markets with high potential and low awareness of UBS. To this end, the image has been slightly refreshed. The refresh will be introduced in all UBS publications by the end of 2010. UBS defines its target audience as wealthy private investors and business clients. In Switzerland, the bank is targeting a broad audience. It wants to explain to them that it is committed to its home market, that its corporate culture is based on Swiss values and that it takes its responsibilities seriously.
The campaign starts in Switzerland on Sunday. Countries in the Asia-Pacific region will follow on Monday - Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Australia, Japan, Taiwan and India. Europe and the Middle East will follow at the end of August. The campaign will run until the end of the year and will resume in 2011.

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From September 6, 2010, an agent from Capital FM will be waiting at the apartment you are looking for every morning from Monday to Friday. Anyone who rings the doorbell between 7 and 9 a.m. and says the correct code word will win a year's rent.
Capital FM will broadcast a new tip on air every morning at 7 a.m. from Monday to Friday. All tips will be published on Capitalfm.ch so that every listener can search for an apartment at any time. At the same time, all tips are published on the portals of Homegate.ch and Houseinfo.ch which are also the prize sponsors and realization partners of the.

As Head of TV Coordination, Fitze will be responsible for film productions as part of the "Pacte
de l'audiovisuel", for national television projects and international contacts. Urs Fitze is currently a program developer for the culture and entertainment departments at Swiss Television SF, according to a statement from SRG. Urs Fitze studied film studies at the Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris. He has worked for Swiss Television as a director, editor and producer since 1989. He has been program developer for the culture and entertainment departments since 2005. During this time, he has created successful formats such as "einfachluxuriös", "Die grössten Schweizer Hits", "Giacobbo/Müller", the series "SF bi de Lüt" in the entertainment department as well as "nachtwach", "Die lange Nacht des Schweizer Films" and various thematic focuses in the culture department.
After six years as Head of TV Affairs at the SRG Directorate General, Alberto Chollet is leaving the Directorate General at the end of August 2010. He is taking up a new professional challenge as editor in charge of "Feature Films, Entertainment and Youth" at RTS in Geneva. In his role at the Directorate General, Chollet has been able to continuously change SRG's cooperation with the Swiss film industry, the SRG press release continues. Among other things, the cooperation between Swiss public service television and independent film production was expanded with the signing of the new Pacte de l'audiovisuel.

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