WeWork Finally Makes Market Debut
A familiar name began trading on the public market recently. WeWork, the estranged commercial office space developer, began trading on October 21 and has jumped nearly 30%.
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Ad Brokers Shed $150 Billion
Digital ad spending ballooned in 2020, with billions of dollars being poured into ad brokers like Google, Facebook, Snapchat, and Pinterest. Many companies discovered that digital ad yields were up to 25% better than traditional mediums.
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The Amazon Rainforest Is No Longer for Sale on Facebook Marketplace
The Amazon is a protected rainforest, not only for animals who call it home, but for indigenous people as well. This illegal land possession drives the natives of the space to find new water sources and hunting areas and forcing them to relocate their families after decades of living in the area.
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Kraft Heinz Says People Must Get Used to Higher Food Prices
The CEO of Kraft Heinz, Miguel Patricio, warns the public that higher food prices are not changing in an
interview with the BBC. Numerous factors have resulted in Heinz, and many other companies, raising their food prices. The biggest contributors being an increase in price of ingredients and a lack of labor internationally.
The Value of Influencers
As influencer marketing gains traction among companies and brands from a variety of industries, the increased demand has brought attention to the unfair conditions that these influencers work under when it comes to compensation.
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Cowboys’ La’el Collins Suspended for Violating NFL Substance Abuse Policy
On September 10th, the Dallas Cowboys announced that offensive tackle La’el Collins had been suspended five games following their Opening Night loss to the defending champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The National Football League (NFL) stated that Collins had violated the league’s substance abuse policy which prohibits players from taking specific performance enhancing or recreational drugs unless it has an approved therapeutic use.
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Boxing World Reeling After a Joshua Loss and a Fury Win
Aging stars, rising popularity from other sports, and growing concerns of the long-term effects of the sport have heavily hindered growth. Not to mention the most concerning inhibiting factor, a lacking heavyweight division.
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Attention Stillman Students: Events to Attend!
The Stillman Masterclass Series is an event you do not want to miss. With the help of the Marketing department, we have been able to bring in three amazing speakers to give students and faculty and insight into their experience within the world of marketing. Use this link to register for these events and we hope to see you there!
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Federal Judge Issues Order Blocking Texas’ Six-Week Abortion Ban
“From the moment S.B. 8 went into effect, women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the Constitution”, US District Judge Robert Pitman said when addressing a request from the Justice Department, which brought the lawsuit. “That other courts may find a way to avoid this conclusion is theirs to decide; this Court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right.” The appointed authority’s structure is a win for abortion laws’ defenders, who had seen different endeavors to hinder the law obstructed by the ban’s plan. Though, it may be just an impermanent triumph.
Read MoreSamsung Reinforcing Supply Chain in Asia to Expand Production
Over the coarse of the pandemic, there has been an increased demand among consumers for electronic products, particularly Samsung products. In an effort to meet demand requests, the Korean tech giant plans to enlarge production lines and build more manufacturing plants in Pakistan, as well hire more workers.
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