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How brands are fielding the Super Bowl
Amid mass layoffs and economic uncertainty, brands are debating whether or not to splurge $7 million on a national Super Bowl ad in 2023.
Did celeb endorsements dupe crypto investors?
As more people suffer significant losses on NFTs, they’re putting the blame on celebrities who encouraged them to invest in the virtual assets.
The IRS opens a criminal investigation into OnlyFans
The Future. OnlyFans blew up during the pandemic, nabbing over $2.3 billion in 2020.
Unicorn startups lost almost $100 billion this year
March 2022 was heaven for startups, with unicorns (startups valued over $1 billion) achieving a total worth of $190 billion.
Fake online reviews cater to no one’s taste
As consumers, we turn to reviews to make informed decisions about where to spend our money — which has led to a growing urgency to weed out the false posts from the real ones.
Tough times for traditional TV
Traditional television companies are in limbo, grappling with one of their most challenging years.
Investors battle Iger for control over Disney
In the wake of Disney’s reinstatement of longtime CEO Bob Iger, activist investor Nelson Peltz and former Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter have teamed up to secure Peltz a seat on Disney’s board.
Twitter secures the bag after all
Despite doomsday warnings of Twitter’s downfall, the bird app seems to be doing alright after all.
Buy-now, pay-later may be on its way out
The pandemic saw the rise of buy-now, pay-later (BNPL) apps that allow users to take a product home after only paying a small portion of the price.