
Social Media Roundup: April 25, 2017
Marriott debuts a Snapchat campaign to attract younger travelers and compete with Airbnb.
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Marriott debuts a Snapchat campaign to attract younger travelers and compete with Airbnb.

A London employment tribunal ruled that Uber drivers should be classified as employees, not independent contractors, highlighting the tax classification gap in the gig economy.

Multi-unit franchisee John Metz implements changes to meet Department of Labor's new overtime threshold rule, affecting corporate and franchised locations.

Entrepreneurs who break from the norm and challenge conventional thinking can change their industries and create new opportunities.

Like the idea of running a business from your own home? One that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg to get off the ground?

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sought customer feedback on improving the company through a tweet in 2017.

The pet industry is expected to spend nearly $63 billion in 2017, with pet owners treating their animals as family.

QSR Magazine releases 2026 QSR 50 report, highlighting industry resilience, AI adoption, and sustainable unit economics, with McDonald's maintaining its No. 1 position.

FSC Franchise Co. offers a limited-time incentive program for new and existing franchisees of its concepts, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s and The Brass Tap.

Bill Gross, founder of Idealab, discusses the single biggest reason why startups succeed in his TED Talk.