The news of ad agency Barton F. Graf shutting down has highlighted the seismic shifts facing the industry.
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The sudden demise of a lauded New York agency is a chilling reminder of the ad industry's massive ongoing challenges

The sudden demise of a lauded New York agency is a chilling reminder of the ad industry's massive ongoing challenges

Tanya Dua | The news of ad agency Barton F. Graf shutting down has highlighted the seismic shifts facing the industry.

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YouTube creator Preston Arsement on how he built a 24-person business using game development and merchandise

YouTube creator Preston Arsement on how he built a 24-person business using game development and merchandise

Amanda Perelli | The YouTube creator Preston Arsement used his success online to invest and further monetize his brand, from merchandise to game development.

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Arizona Iced Tea is pushing into legal cannabis. Here's how its partnership for pot-infused gummies and drinks came about.

Arizona Iced Tea is pushing into legal cannabis. Here's how its partnership for pot-infused gummies and drinks came about.

Jeremy Berke | The structure of the partnership will "isolate" Arizona from THC, which is federally illegal, Dixie Brands CEO Chuck Smith said in an interview.

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Disney needs strong core businesses to fund its war against Netflix, and Fox's weakness is a bad sign for the months ahead

Disney needs strong core businesses to fund its war against Netflix, and Fox's weakness is a bad sign for the months ahead

Ashley Rodriguez | Disney's third-quarter earnings miss underscores the long and messy road that lies ahead of it as it pivots to streaming video.

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Blend's CFO explains how the buzzy mortgage startup overshot its own expectations with a $130 million Series E — and the metrics that made investors salivate

Blend's CFO explains how the buzzy mortgage startup overshot its own expectations with a $130 million Series E — and the metrics that made investors salivate

Dan DeFrancesco,Alex Morrell | Marc Greenberg, Blend's chief financial officer, said the startup was originally aiming to raise between $75 million and $100 million.

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Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Stanford Graduate School of Business, according to 6 grads and the assistant dean of admissions

Here's exactly what it takes to get accepted into Stanford Graduate School of Business, according to 6 grads and the assistant dean of admissions

Robin Madell | Stanford Graduate School of Business has the lowest admission rate of 2019. Here's how to be one of the 6.1% accepted.

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Top VC firms know they can't ignore cannabis forever. Here's how they're making their first investments.

Top VC firms know they can't ignore cannabis forever. Here's how they're making their first investments.

Jeremy Berke | VCs draw a hard line between cannabis tech companies, like software and marketing startups, and branded THC products. That may be changing.

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The head of recruiting at a $3.2 billion health startup says the most impressive thing a job candidate can do is make the interviewer think. Here's how.

The head of recruiting at a $3.2 billion health startup says the most impressive thing a job candidate can do is make the interviewer think. Here's how.

Shana Lebowitz | Successful candidates ask interviewers questions, says Oscar's recruiting head, Gerard Ohen — leading to organic, memorable conversations.

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A feud between Amazon’s pharmacy and the healthcare industry exemplifies just how disruptive the tech giant could be

A feud between Amazon’s pharmacy and the healthcare industry exemplifies just how disruptive the tech giant could be

Lydia Ramsey | Surescripts said it reported a company that Amazon's PillPack was working with to the FBI, amid a battle for patients' health information.

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This billionaire tech VC says startup CEOs should 'lead from the front' by being the first in the office and the last to leave

This billionaire tech VC says startup CEOs should 'lead from the front' by being the first in the office and the last to leave

Charlie Wood | Tech billionaire and VC Tej Kohli says tech CEOs should be working longer hours than any of their colleagues.

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