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Netflix announced a price increase this week to the standard and premium plans offered in Canada, a move that some analysts believe foreshadows a coming price increase to Netflix in the U.
Outdoor-brand YETI hopes to head off Q4 seasonal slowing and stock selloff at the pass by expanding brand awareness and online sales. Yeti Holdings Inc.
Nvidia’s recent $40 billion attainment of U.K-based chip designer Arm could hit a dead end. The U.S.
The online-dating industry is heating up after a summer of sustained growth in subscribers in a Covid-19 world. In an interview with MarketWatch on Sept.
National grocery chain Kroger announced the location of its newest fulfillment center this week, in a move that shows a significant investment in the booming area of e-commerce.
Royal Caribbean may be setting sail sooner than expected, thanks to the Trump administration.
A year after going public, The RealReal is coming under fire with its shareholders.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) will shift production of its 787 Dreamliner jets to South Carolina as the company deals with lower demand due to the coronavirus crisis.
Amazon’s delayed annual Prime Day event will greet the holidays this year.
Moderna Inc.
The Department of Commerce approved licenses for Intel Corp to sell its technology to China’s Huawei in September, making Intel the first company to receive U.S.
Beyond Meat’s stock surged this week following a deal with Walmart that will triple the alternative-meat company’s distribution. Shares of Beyond Meat jumped 10.
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