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If you keep making the same marketing mistakes over and over again, it's time to change things up.
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If you keep making the same marketing mistakes over and over again, it's time to change things up.
Voters in Massachusetts and California have approved ballot measures legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.
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In recent weeks a slew of fake retail apps have popped up in Apple's app store. Hundreds of fake apps have slipped through Apple's vetting process.
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You may also be paying more because stores are charging sales tax on items that should actually be tax exempt.
Wall Street declined for a ninth straight day Friday. That is the longest consecutive daily slide since 1980.
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In the wake of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 issues, a new problem has emerged for the Korean electronics giant. A defective part may be causing Samsung's top load machines to break apart.
It started small with just three wineries in the 1970s. Now there are more than 50, and the industry on Long Island is still growing.
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With the temperature dropping, home heating costs are expected to rise -- but they don't have to. 'Tis the season for changing leaves, cooler days, and making plans to lower your home heating bill.
Now if you want to talk turkey, you can text. For the first time ever, if you have turkey-related questions on or before Thanksgiving, you can text them to Butterball.
