• A class-action lawsuit filed against Groupon has shed some light on how the company divides the revenue between itself and restaurants. [TOC]
• McDonald’s and Weight Watchers have teamed up to cross-promote one another in New Zealand, with items like Chicken McNuggets marked with the logo of the diet company. [CBN]
• Starbucks is at the center of a debate over whether gun owners should be able to carry unconcealed weapons in public. [WSJ]
• The FDA issued warnings to sixteen food and beverage companies, asking them to make sure their labels don’t make false claims. [WSJ]
• Toronto’s Sky Blue Sandwich Company named all of its sandwiches after Wilco songs. [Pitchfork]
• Downtown Vancouver restaurants saw sales rise between 100 and 300 percent during the Olympics. [NRN]
• Vegetarian restaurants are on the rise in meat-obsessed Buenos Aires. [NYT]
