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Royal Caribbean says it’s ready for a comeback in 2021. Its most vulnerable customers aren’t so sure.
One day, Laura Maguire tried a chilli so delicious, she had to get the recipe. A key ingredient? Plant-based ground beef.
Knowing that online shopping had to be part of its future, Kroger in 2018 had announced a plan to build robotic customer fulfillment centers across the country through an exclusive partnership with British online-only grocer Ocado.
When the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention announced in April that Americans should wear masks to stop the spread of Covid-19, millions scrambled to find face coverings.
The RealReal is betting big on brick-and-mortar stores, a former touchstone of retail that COVID-19 weakened, as e-commerce becomes a go-to destination for consumers.
When Samantha Miller signed up for dating apps six years ago, she wasn’t looking for a date. She wanted a relationship.
The company stood aside as Nvidia and AMD dominated the market for gamers and digital artists. Now, with its core business hitting a ceiling, Intel is jumping in the ring.
The RealReal’s faith in physical retail amid the pandemic is driving sales growth, even as profits continue to slip.
The heightened demand for technology that supports playing, learning, and working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic has yielded Nvidia record revenues and earnings, carrying the company through a year of growth even as some of its sectors take a hit.
Delta Air Lines is not losing as much money a day as it was earlier in the pandemic and has its sights set on having positive cash flow in the spring, but the company still posted a large loss in the third quarter.
Match Group, the parent company behind Tinder, posted dramatic revenue growth for its non-Tinder dating apps during its third quarter, showing the potential of emerging brands like Hinge.
Amazon has been successfully counteracting factory workers efforts to unionize for more than 20 years. Once the coronavirus hit the U.S.
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