Here's How To Report Scammy Ads On Facebook
The social network has taken a small step toward getting rid of the shady advertisers targeting its users.
The social network has taken a small step toward getting rid of the shady advertisers targeting its users.
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A gold medal gets you $150,000, according to details that emerged as part of a dispute between Nike and up-and-coming runner Boris Berian.
"Lululemon has lost its way," Chip Wilson said today, as his two-year agreement to keep quiet expired.
Six years after opening its first salon, the chain is on track to do $100 million in sales this year. Here's how it got there.
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The company's founder says Uniqlo plans to rebuild in the U.S, which is its "most important" market.
The Federal Trade Commission is preparing for a New Year's spike in weight-loss scams. This year's highlights included a cream inspired by lobster hormones, and a magical pill that claimed to strip the calories from a plate of spaghetti.
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Global Egrow says "the vast majority of our customers from all over the world are overjoyed with our products."
The classifieds section of the Bloomberg terminal, which costs more than $20,000 a year, is called POSH. Aptly named.
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The rental site has quietly introduced its own in-house labels, but the same products are often sold by department store websites at big discounts.
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