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Matt Rusconi, a restaurant operator, has added an emerging tech brand Experimac to his portfolio.

Advertisers search for alternatives to Facebook and Google advertising, as the two companies control over 20% of worldwide advertising.

Amazon launches a service allowing users to add cash to their Amazon.com balance by flashing a barcode at participating retailers.

The author suggests allowing customers to post all their reviews, including negative ones, directly to the website to promote transparency and trust.

Amazon debuts AmazonFresh Pickup, a service that delivers groceries to customers' cars.

Industry experts predict widespread disruption in various sectors as technology advances, citing examples of robots in manufacturing and customer service.

Amazon's delivery service, Amazon Restaurants, is expanding to more cities, potentially disrupting the quick-service industry with its customer service promise and geofencing technology.

Bringg, a delivery management startup, raised $10 million in funding to provide faster and more transparent on-demand delivery services.

Amazon is rumored to be building drive-through grocery stores in major markets along the west coast, with the first store set to open in Seattle.

Amazon hints at its number of Prime members, with an estimated 65 million memberships based on revenue generated by retail subscription services.

Facebook loves videos and wants its users to easily be able to create, upload and consume their videos.

Facebook will increase paid leave for employees to grieve a family member or care for a sick relative.

Walmart introduces free two-day shipping with no membership fee, competing with Amazon's Prime service.

Voice activation is spurring an ordering revolution in the restaurant industry, with technologies like Amazon Alexa and Google Home enabling customers to order food with voice commands.

The author discussed the importance of creating value in customer service and avoiding price shopping.

Retailers explore alternative methods to remove checkout lines, citing cost and customer experience as concerns.

Wendy's is implementing a new digital strategy on social media, kicking off 2017 with a unique voice and catching on among consumers and businesses alike.

Amazon plans to hire 100,000 people in the U.S. over the next 18 months, a move that could boost Trump's job creation efforts.

A comparison of the characteristics and trends of different generations, including Millennials and Generation Z.

Wingstop partners with Amazon's Alexa to make ordering food easier, with 75% of its business coming from takeout orders.

Robots were a top trend at CES 2017, with various models on display, including those that could make coffee and fold clothes.

Macy's and Kohl's holiday sales decline, while Amazon experiences a strong holiday season.

The restaurant industry is being driven forward by technology innovations, including in-home digital assistants and social media marketing.

Domino's Pizza adds Google Home to its online ordering options, allowing customers to place orders using voice commands.