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Shops, including Japan's ubiquitous convenience stores, can decide how much to charge customers for the bags

Japan Begins Charging For Plastic Bags

Japan begins charging for plastic bags

Ad Boycott Strikes At Heart Of Facebook's Business Model

More and more advertisers are giving Facebook a thumbs down

Ad boycott strikes at heart of Facebook's business model

It’s Not Just Facebook: Companies Are Pausing All Social Media Advertising

Ben & Jarry's joins a growing list of prominent brands boycotting the social network over its failure to crack down on hate speech and incitements to violence

Businesses assess spending money on social media platforms where alleged hate speech proliferates.

Oil firms are reckoning with the drop in demand and crude prices as lockdowns to contain the coronavirus have hammered economic activity

Shell Says Will Take Up To $22bn Hit From Coronavirus

Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell will take a charge of up to $22 billion due to fallout from coronavirus and collapsing oil prices, it announced Tuesday.

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Obama admin already used kung flu in a campaign before

'Kung Flu' Marketing Materials From VA Hospitals During Obama Admin Emerge

VA hospitals during the Obama administration have been using the term "Kung Flu" in both online and traditional marketing materials.

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Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s Archewell Trademark Application Still Pending

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry applied to trademark Archewell, but it got rejected.

A clash between President Donald Trump and Twitter has escalated in recent days, but more fireworks may be coming if the platform uses additional moderation tools

FCC Commissioner Opposes Trump On Social Media Regulation Saying, 'The Decision Is Ours Alone'

FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks has disparaged President Trump's executive order on Section 230.

Americans were shopping again in May, sending retail sales spiking nearly twice above expectations

US Retail Sales Surge 17.7 Percent In May: Government

US retail sales surge 17.7 percent in May: government

Here's How You Can Remove Those YouTube Video Ads Easily

YouTube ads can be pretty annoying, especially when they keep appearing on the screen while watching interesting videos. A web developer recently discovered a trick that will lessen or remove those ads – and shared it for all the world to use while it's available.

Amazon said in a blog post that the ban on police using its facial recognition technology will last one year

Amazon Could Still Gain E-Commerce Market Share In 2020

A new forecast shows Amazon will expand its lead in e-commerce despite renewed competition.

Building a strong online presence and website begins with choosing a good domain name.

The Right Domain: How To Name Your Website

The way you name your website, aka the domain name, can affect how much business it draws. The 5 tips will help you pick a domain name that works.

It is important to tailor your digital marketing strategy to communicate appropriately during these days of pandemic.

How to Use Your Marketing Budget Effectively

Marketing during an ever-changing climate means changing up your strategy. Here's what you need to know to make best use of your marketing budget.

Facebook's move comes while the company is under scrutiny for failing for stem foreign interference in the 2016 US election

China Slams Facebook's State Media Rules

China slams Facebook's state media rules

Sotheby's 2020 New York spring auctions will be held remotely in London and without an audience because of coronavirus

Sotheby's New York Spring Sales Set For London, Without An Audience

Sotheby's New York spring sales set for London, without an audience

"Only three bottles of this exceedingly rare Cognac remain to this day, having been held in the same family for generations with their original labels attached," Sotheby's said in a statement

Rare Cognac Fetches Record Price At Auction: Sotheby's

Rare cognac fetches record price at auction: Sotheby's

British low-cost carrier EasyJet has cancelled 223 domestic and short-haul international flights

Cybersecurity News: Data From 9 Million EasyJet Customers Stolen In Cyberattack

The personal data of millions of customers was stolen in a cyberattack on a U.K. airline.

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Apple Glass Release Rumors: Apple Serious Augmented Reality Shift, Acquires VR Company

Apple seems determined to invest heavily in augmented reality following the acquisition of NextVR.

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Fresh Apple AR Glasses Details Surfaced Online, Release Window Tipped

More details about the much-awaited Apple AR Glasses, including its release window recently surfaced online.

GNC

Is GNC Headed Towards Bankruptcy? Retailer Warns Of Financial Situation, Could Close Some Stores Permanently

GNC said it has "substantial doubt" that it will survive the next 12 months and could be forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

One of the most essential metrics of any email marketing campaign is the open rate.

5 Ways To Get Your Email Read

These five tips can improve your email open rate, ensuring your messages are not quickly discarded to a user's trash bin but actually get read.

First US Space Force Recruitment Video Calls Visionaries To Find Purpose Off The Planet

The U.S. Space Force has posted its first recruitment video on Twitter.

The New York Times headquarters is seen in this file picture

NY Times Sees Record Gain In Digital Subscriptions

NY Times sees record gain in digital subscriptions

Big-box retailer Costco is limiting consumer purchases of meat in the wake of shutdowns of US processing plants due to the coronavirus

Costco Latest To Limit Meat Purchases After US Plant Shutdowns

Costco latest to limit meat purchases after US plant shutdowns

Royal Dutch Shell has cut its dividend for the first time since the 1940s

Shell Cuts Dividend For First Time Since WWII On Oil Crisis

Shell cuts dividend for first time since WWII on oil crisis

Kate Middleton and Carole Middleton

Kate Middleton’s Mom Carole Gives Toys To Children’s Wards Amid Coronavirus Crisis

Kate Middleton’s mom Carole Middleton is giving toys to children’s wards amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Amazon shut down its French warehouses after a court said it could deliver only food, hygiene or medical products pending a review of safety measures for its roughly 10,000 employees in France

French Court Confirms Amazon Restrictions Over Virus

French court confirms Amazon restrictions over virus

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