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Frightful Five: The Apple Update That Pays

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Amazon takes another swing at Etsy, Apple catches up in the proprietary Pay game and Facebook matriculates a new generation of social media users with its new Messenger product for kids — this and more of the latest news from the Frightful Five, just in case you missed it. Microsoft.

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KKday And Building For The Instagram Traveler

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million in a Series B funding round to expand its operations. That round was led by Japanese travel operator H.I.S. — a pairing that might seem a bit odd, as H.I.S is a 38-year-old travel operator that employs close to 17,000 people with offices in over 150 cities in 80 countries worldwide. They reported about $5.5

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Walmart’s Been On A Buying Spree. Which Company Could It Acquire Next?

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Jet.com founder Marc Lore ascended to CEO of Walmart’s US e-commerce operations, and since joining has taken the company on an e-commerce/apparel acquisition spree. The company has social media momentum, and its wool supply chain and production processes could be expanded to adjacent products. Walmart’s $3.3B

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Disrupting The CPG Industry: How Brands Can Adapt To The Future Of Packaged Goods

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Traditionally, companies like Kellogg’s and Covergirl don’t operate their own stores — they sell through Walmart, CVS, and other retailers. Startups are marketing to millennial employees at work. While millennials may be making fewer trips to brick-and-mortar stores, they’re definitely spending time at work.