Volkswagen’s $125M appeal thrown out by Australia | Taylor Swift is flipping the music industry | Beyond Meat nears saturation point

2021-11-15

The High Court of Australia has refused to hear Volkswagen’s appeal against the record A$125 million fine imposed on it after deceiving customers about the environmental performance of its cars. Taylor Swift has re-released her 2012 album Red, and as a result the balance of power between record labels and musicians could be starting to shift. Beyond Meat has admitted that demand for its products is slowing at restaurants and supermarkets, indicating the industry could be approaching its saturation point.

The High Court of Australia has refused to hear Volkswagen’s appeal against the record A$125 million fine imposed on it after deceiving customers about the environmental performance of its cars.

Taylor Swift has re-released her 2012 album Red, and as a result the balance of power between record labels and musicians could be starting to shift.

Beyond Meat has admitted that demand for its products is slowing at restaurants and supermarkets, indicating the industry could be approaching its saturation point.

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