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By: Denny Jacob Good news is always worth advertising. Twitter Inc.
Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) is doubling down on rising labor costs besetting the restaurant industry.
By: Keira Wingate General Motors Co (GM) is stepping on the gas in the electric vehicle race (EVs).
The ongoing global supply-chain crisis that has stalled other automakers hasn’t slowed down Tesla Inc. (TSLA) — for now.
By Jessica Lerner When Alyssa Rogers got her first credit card in August 2020, she didn’t think anything of it.
Angela Palumbo The sounds of terrified screams can be heard for miles. Parents squeeze tight to their children as they walk down the seemingly never-ending narrow hallways.
By Alexandra White Squarespace is planning a blitz of mergers and acquisitions in the future, as it develops its e-commerce business.
Angela Palumbo and Denny Jacob The popular social media app, Snapchat (SNAP), is partnering with companies to utilize augmented reality (AR) in an effort to redefine how people make online purchases.
By Jessica Lerner ViacomCBS President and CEO said Monday the mass media and entertainment conglomerate has amassed the assets it needs to be a contender in an already oversaturated industry of direct-to-consumer content.
Robust small business bookings and steady weekend reservations are keeping Hilton afloat into the fall and winter.
By Francisco Velasquez As people across the world continue get vaccinated and become more comfortable traveling, companies in the hospitality sector continue to face an uphill battle in staffing.
by Aria Velasquez Delta Airlines (DAL) has agreed to buy 250 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel from Aemetis (AMTX) over the next 10 years, the companies announced on September 30.
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