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Starbucks brings back New Year's Eve-themed drinks, including the Black and White Hot Cocoa and the Black and White Mocha.

This article discusses the biggest things that happened in franchising in 2018, including the NLRB's proposed rollback of the joint employer rule.

Twitter launches an out-of-home advertising campaign in New York's Times Square, promoting a conversational tone with its flagship account.

Social media has changed the job marketplace, with risks associated with accessing private information on candidates' profiles.

The article discusses the importance of self-reflection and learning from past experiences.

A report by eMarketer estimates that 84.8 million Americans will use Snapchat in 2018, with Snapchat’s user count expected to rise in 2019.

Twitter reports higher profits despite a declining number of active users, with sales reaching $758 million in the quarter.

Popeyes introduces a 12-hour drive-thru, allowing customers to order in Texas and pick up their food in New Orleans, highlighting the brand's signature fried chicken.

1851 connected with Lindsey Hunt of Williston Holding Company and Trever Ackerman, Chief Marketing Officer of WellBiz Brands, Inc., to discuss their top tips for gaining fans on social media.

Twitter will count emojis as equal characters in word count, saving users several characters for other content.

Twitter removes the Moments feature from its mobile apps, but retains it on the desktop version.

Subway launches an ad campaign targeting McDonald’s, but receives negative social media response.

1. Frantastic: We’re kicking this week off with some Frantastic news for Twitter fans. The social media platform is testing out new features that are designed to make it more conversational.

Nike courts controversy with Colin Kaepernick campaign, featuring the former NFL quarterback as the face of the company’s 30th anniversary of the ‘Just Do It’ slogan.

Twitter has announced that it is testing out new features intended to make the flow of the platform more conversational.

A discussion of social media trends and their impact on business.

Pet Wants founder Michele Hobbs discusses the importance of giving back to the community as a business owner and its benefits for growth.

1851 has taken stock of the lending landscape in franchising and broken it down in a new feature, including rising rates and franchisees selling.

Social media has been around for over two decades, with younger generations driving change and inspiring new tech platforms.

Cassie has over five years of digital and traditional media experience.

IHOP president Darren Rebelez discusses the temporary name change to IHOb, which generated a passionate reaction on social media.

Panera introduces a new menu item, the double bread bowl, in Philadelphia locations in August.

Chipotle offers a free order of guacamole to customers who make an online or in-app entree purchase on National Avocado Day.

IHOP has been taking heat on Twitter after temporarily changing its name to IHOb, with other brands poking fun at the move.