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Starting this summer, DoorDash will contribute to savings accounts for its delivery couriers in Pennsylvania.
Chase Bank announced a new advertising unit that will use customer transaction data to target them with ads.
Cocoa futures hit a record high this week of over $10,000 per metric ton — not a great start to the Easter weekend.
The biggest names in the business say they’ll spend $20 million to form a group to encourage responsible gambling.
The partnership is going nationwide after a successful run at 160 McDonald’s locations across Kentucky.
The warmest winter on record in the lower 48 states was unsurprisingly not a good season for companies that rely on snow.
Uber, finally having achieved sustainable levels of market dominance, may just be facing its biggest roadblocks yet.
Gucci’s parent company expects sales to slump by 10%, largely due to a downturn in Chinese demand.
The international consumer giant has decided that an entire ice cream portfolio has just become too costly.
The vacation rental company is ramping up privacy as it continues to battle customer satisfaction issues.
Temu is now one of the biggest ad clients for both Google and Meta, according to The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
The retailer is looking to spark its turnaround with its own version of an e-commerce membership.
The crafts retailer may have a deal to keep operating, but it faces a long-term debt load of $1.1 billion.
Workers that could strike as early as Thursday would like to see the company put more of its cash toward their wages.
The company will close underperforming locations while it grows its luxury Bloomingdale’s and BlueMercury outlets.
The company saw rejuvenated growth due to the success of its promotions and new partnership with Uber Eats.
Dirk Van de Put said the company has received no pressure from shareholders to stop doing business with Russia.
The massive growth by both companies is crowding out other suppliers hoping to rely on cargo delivery planes.
The company’s online sales topped 16% of total sales in its most recent quarter, its highest level yet.
Thousands of gig-economy workers plan to walk out on Wednesday in a bid for higher wages.