• The facade of the Broadcast Building, which used to house Brasserie Perrier, collapsed yesterday morning. No one was hurt, but other buildings on the block, including Alma de Cuba, had to temporarily shut their entrances. [Daily News]
• The FDA is set to impose fees on food companies to fund safety inspections but industry groups warn the fees could lead to conflicts of interest. [WSJ]
• Maine’s topless coffeeshop has burned down. [Boston Herald]
• Dunkin’ Donuts is expanding in Asia, particularly South Korea, the company’s largest growth market. [WSJ]
• Food blogger Pim Techamuanvivit (of Chez Pim) is endorsing Rachel’s Yogurt and Cottage Cheese. [The Food Section]
