Companies and Brands
Companies and Brands Articles
Some who choose to celebrate St. Patrick's Day will do so with Irish whiskey. However, not all brands are created equal. Here are nine to avoid.
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As winter begins to wane, most of us are anticipating the warmer weather that will soon arrive. One of the best parts of the warmer seasons is the chance to cool off with some delicious ice cream....
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When it comes to makeup, people spend their whole lives and lots of money to find the best foundation, lipstick or mascara. To meet society’s beauty standards, users are constantly looking for...
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In the war between Starbucks labor and management, will customers boycott stores to support labor or go more often to support the company?
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No one likes doing laundry. It is a mundane and never-ending household chore, especially when multiple people live in a household. Don’t you feel like the clothes hamper is never empty, regardless...
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Starbucks find itself facing a challenge in China, a market that company management says is key to its future.
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Under federal law, every year, American public companies must release what their CEOs make and compare it to the median compensation of their employees. CEO pay is often several hundred times what...
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We all love cookies. They’re tasty, crumbly, and delicious. Some cookies are as big as your head. Other cookies are tiny, like your thumb. There are chocolate chip cookies. Also, there are...
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You cannot go wrong with good brand products. They are a fabric of our culture. It is something we all have tried or used at one point or another. Brands offer us something with a small promise of...
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Ahhh, Vodka. Even the worst out there gets the job done, but if you’re going to be classy about it, it’s probably worth it to know what sorts of brands to avoid. Whether you’re trying to...
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