Companies and Brands
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Starbucks started with one store. Today, it has nearly 38,000. Based on its expansion rate, that should reach 40,000 within a year or two. Starbucks may be the most famous fast food chain in the...
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Big American companies have been broken up in the past. Amazon may be next.
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While Walmart does not have many workers over 80, but there may be more in the future.
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Standardizing a metric and mandating reporting of corporate greenhouse gas emissions could provide significant benefits to people in general and investors in particular.
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Peloton has gone through every trick it can find to improve results and nothing has worked. Who is to blame?
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Norway's sovereign wealth fund wants more women on boards and for boards to cut “excessive” executive pay.
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Disney posted an adjusted profit in June quarter, but it was based on a large impairment charge and cost savings. The plan actually to post a profit is simple: be more like Netflix.
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Beyond Meat started with such promise. What happened?
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When will a next-generation iPhone fail to draw the tens of millions of customers investors expect?
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Apple does not just have to worry about whether people want a new iPhone. They have to worry about Samsung.
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America’s oldest craft beer brand is no more.
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Disney has hinted that its content networks are in trouble.
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A recent analysis reveals that Facebook had the lower customer satisfaction score among social media.
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Walmart has a long history of paying workers poorly and often shows up on lists of the lowest-paying companies in America. There is another way to view the pay issue. Walmart’s CEO Carl Douglas...
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Amazon has often been rumored to be tough on its employees. Public revelations of this have embarrassed the house Jeff Bezos built. Amazon recently made a demand for some of its workers. Change the...
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