While launching their own DTC brands enables agencies to expand their revenues, not everyone is convinced that they can create long-lasting companies.
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Ad agencies are building brands around everything from yoga equipment and cookware to CBD-infused drinks to crack the direct-to-consumer market

Ad agencies are building brands around everything from yoga equipment and cookware to CBD-infused drinks to crack the direct-to-consumer market

Tanya Dua | While launching their own DTC brands enables agencies to expand their revenues, not everyone is convinced that they can create long-lasting companies.

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IBM is using its AI star Watson to pinpoint salaries and coach employees. Here are 9 robot tools that could one day find their way to your office.

IBM is using its AI star Watson to pinpoint salaries and coach employees. Here are 9 robot tools that could one day find their way to your office.

Richard Feloni | From assessing skills to determining salaries, IBM is using artificial intelligence to change the way workers and managers do their jobs.

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A top exec at Oscar Health told us why the $3.2 billion insurer had to build its own tech, and it offers a crucial lesson for every startup

A top exec at Oscar Health told us why the $3.2 billion insurer had to build its own tech, and it offers a crucial lesson for every startup

Lydia Ramsey | Sara Wajnberg, the chief product officer at Oscar Health, broke down some of the key lessons she learned while building Oscar's technology product.

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'We see everything that happens': 5 real-estate execs explain why data is changing how we live and work

'We see everything that happens': 5 real-estate execs explain why data is changing how we live and work

Alex Nicoll | As incumbent and startup real-estate companies digitize a paper industry, this data will change our lives. Leading executives gave us their views.

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Stanford researchers found evidence that racial bias against venture-capital funds led by people of color increases the better the funds perform

Stanford researchers found evidence that racial bias against venture-capital funds led by people of color increases the better the funds perform

Megan Hernbroth | The study of 180 professional investors found white-led venture-capital teams were rated more favorably than black-led firms with similar credentials.

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Citigroup is closing a secretive $1 billion principal-investing desk as Wall Street grapples with competition from private-equity firms

Citigroup is closing a secretive $1 billion principal-investing desk as Wall Street grapples with competition from private-equity firms

Alex Morrell,Dakin Campbell | Citi Credit Opportunities, which had $1 billion in firepower to make middle-market loans, is being absorbed into the bank's broader financing operation.

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'We're going back to QE, and we're going into recession': Peter Schiff thinks the air is already coming out of the bubble — and has a stark warning for investors

'We're going back to QE, and we're going into recession': Peter Schiff thinks the air is already coming out of the bubble — and has a stark warning for investors

Christopher Competiello | Peter Schiff, the president and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, thinks the Federal Reserve's efforts to save the US economy are futile.

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NPM, a startup 11 million developers rely on, is tangled in a bitter cultural battle as it tries to actually make money

NPM, a startup 11 million developers rely on, is tangled in a bitter cultural battle as it tries to actually make money

Rosalie Chan | Since NPM laid off five employees, several more have resigned, while others have demanded better working conditions. Here's why there's turmoil at NPM.

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The ultimate guide to whether you should go to business school or not, according to successful CEOs, founders, and execs who've had to make the choice

The ultimate guide to whether you should go to business school or not, according to successful CEOs, founders, and execs who've had to make the choice

Robin Madell | Going to business school is not a decision to take lightly. Here, a successful group talks about why they did or did not go.

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Founders and investors whose startups died reveal the traps that killed their companies — and what you can do to avoid them

Founders and investors whose startups died reveal the traps that killed their companies — and what you can do to avoid them

Shana Lebowitz,Sherin Shibu | Most startups fail — but it's not always clear why. We asked founders and investors whose companies have died how to avoid common pitfalls.

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