McDonald's agency pitched a playable record made of bacon. Sources called it an example of why the agency's relationship with the company broke down.
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A crazy campaign stunt contributed to McDonald's relationship with its ad agency breaking down

A crazy campaign stunt contributed to McDonald's relationship with its ad agency breaking down

Patrick Coffee | McDonald's agency pitched a playable record made of bacon. Sources called it an example of why the agency's relationship with the company broke down.

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Here's everything we know about how startups raise money from SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund

Here's everything we know about how startups raise money from SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund

Charlie Wood,Shona Ghosh | The Vision Fund is the biggest tech investor in the world with $100 billion to spend.

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A former employee of an IT startup was upset about a contract with ICE. The outage he triggered has exposed a big new risk for companies using open source.

A former employee of an IT startup was upset about a contract with ICE. The outage he triggered has exposed a big new risk for companies using open source.

Rosalie Chan | A former Chef employee removed Ruby Gems, which Chef's software relied on, after finding out that Chef was working with ICE. Here's why he did that.

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We asked Uber Freight head Lior Ron everything about the tech giant's push into trucking — from profitability to matching algorithms to tackling the trucker shortage. Here's the full interview.

We asked Uber Freight head Lior Ron everything about the tech giant's push into trucking — from profitability to matching algorithms to tackling the trucker shortage. Here's the full interview.

Rachel Premack | We sat down with Uber Freight head Lior Ron to learn more about the trucking brokerage app and his views on trucking in 2019.

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Oracle customers and partners say that Larry Ellison may never achieve his dream of toppling Amazon, but the future of its cloud looks bright anyway

Oracle customers and partners say that Larry Ellison may never achieve his dream of toppling Amazon, but the future of its cloud looks bright anyway

Benjamin Pimentel | Some Oracle customers and partners expect it to be a stronger cloud player, but beating Amazon is another story.

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Acclaimed short seller Jim Chanos explains why he's betting against a healthcare business loved by Warren Buffett

Acclaimed short seller Jim Chanos explains why he's betting against a healthcare business loved by Warren Buffett

Marley Jay | Kidney dialysis company DaVita is "certainly running an insurance scam," Chanos said at CNBC's recent Delivering Alpha conference.

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Larry Ellison is giving Oracle's board 5 internal candidates for the next CEO, should Mark Hurd be unable to return

Larry Ellison is giving Oracle's board 5 internal candidates for the next CEO, should Mark Hurd be unable to return

Julie Bort | Ellison likes the co-CEO structure, he said. With Mark Hurd out, he's working to find 5 internal executives who may be promoted to replace him as CEO.

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The 'single biggest risk' to investors is being widely ignored — and Morgan Stanley warns it could spawn a recession within months

The 'single biggest risk' to investors is being widely ignored — and Morgan Stanley warns it could spawn a recession within months

Akin Oyedele | The risk of a downward spiral in the stock market and economy is growing by the day, according to Morgan Stanley.

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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry. These 10 tech companies are trying to help marketers survive.

Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry. These 10 tech companies are trying to help marketers survive.

Lauren Johnson | Business Insider has identified the leading companies that are helping marketers navigate privacy regulations.

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SmileDirectClub's IPO was such a disaster that the CEO called up JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon to ask what went wrong

SmileDirectClub's IPO was such a disaster that the CEO called up JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon to ask what went wrong

Lydia Ramsey,Dakin Campbell | SmileDirectClub was the first US IPO since the financial crisis to raise more than $1 billion and price above range but fall in its opening trade.

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