A day without Facebook and Instagram is a lost day of business as businesses rely more on social media tofind customers, sell items, and build buzz.
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Damage to Boeing’s reputation hinges on outcome of 737 MAX 8 probe after groundings
Is Boeing irreparably damaged by the 737 MAX groundings? It depends on whether investigators can determine a definitive cause behind the crash in Ethiopia and an earlier , and if Boeingcan come up with a remedy to address both,experts
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Boeing 737 Max crash is latest crisis for plane maker, but it’s rebounded before
The latest crash of a 737 MAX 8 has hurt Boeing’s reputation, but it’s survived a crisis before and could rebound again
Amazon shoppers may be able to get a lower price on some items elsewhere, report says
Amazon is reversing a rule that ensured it would have the lowest prices on products sold by third party sellers, a report in Axios says.
It’s official: Philadelphia bans cashless stores, restaurants starting this summer
Philadelphia businesses will be required to accept cash as payment, pushing back on trend to take credit and debit cards only.
R. Kelly says he’s too broke to pay taxes and maybe even child support. Do you believe him?
R & B singer R. Kelly apparently struggled to make bail and is back in court for past due child support, but is he really broke?
Kylie Jenner? Self-made billionaire? Twitter’s aflutter about makeup mogul’s new status
Forbes has declared that Kylie Jenner is the youngest self-made billionaire ever, but Twitter clapped back that she had help from her famous family.
For cancer survivors, Walgreens offers balms, and beauty to help in the healing
In an effort to help cancer patients and survivors, Walgreens expands a program that pairs its beauty and pharmacy advisers to more than 3,000 stores
Gap closing roughly 230 stores and spinning Old Navy into its own company
Gap Inc.will spin Old Navy off into its own company, as it also prepares to close roughly 230 of its namesake stores worldwide.
Target rips a page from Walmart, Amazon, welcoming outside sellers to website
Taking a page from Walmart and Amazon, Target will offer a wider array of items online from third party sellers but they’ll be invite only