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Postmates expands to over 100 new cities, bringing its presence to 385 cities across the U.S. and Mexico, and partnering with Chipotle for 300 new locations.
Billionaire James Dyson believes that schoolchildren should be marked by the number of failures they've had, as it can lead to increased creativity.
Office Evolution reaches a major milestone, opening its 50th shared office space location, as part of its aggressive development push across markets nationwide.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf introduces a mobile app for mobile ordering, integrating with Uber for ride-hailing services and enhancing the customer experience.
Zack Ward, the actor behind Scut Farkus, leverages his brand to achieve professional success outside of acting.
Technology continues to disrupt the norm and improve the human experience, but it's also important to consider the people and their experiences.
CMOs should not buy technology, but rather leave it to technical managers who understand the technical debt each solution is likely to cause.
Customer perceptions of service differ from company leaders' perceptions, with only 8% of customers describing their experience as superior.
The first Franlebrity to be featured is Lane Fisher of the business law firm Fisher Zucker.
A co-worker recently made a confession to me. “I am embarrassed,” she said.
Online campaigns against brands are on the rise, with brands losing control of their message.
The Trump administration withdrew an Obama-era legal interpretation that said millions of Americans should be treated as employees of the corporation they work for.
Panera plans to hire 10,000 employees by the end of 2017 to support its delivery expansion, set to reach 35-40% of locations by year-end.
The author suggests allowing customers to post all their reviews, including negative ones, directly to the website to promote transparency and trust.
Industry experts predict widespread disruption in various sectors as technology advances, citing examples of robots in manufacturing and customer service.
Jameson is engaging users on Twitter, SnapChat, and Uber with advertising, offering free T-shirts, SnapChat geofilters, and free rides on UberX and Uber Pool.
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.
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.
Frito-Lay has created a limited-edition 'Party Safe' bag that detects alcohol and offers a ride home through Uber, according to a recent Adweek article.
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?
Christian Dumontet founded Foodler, a food delivery service, and saw a disconnect between consumers and restaurants.
Delivery's changing the game, with retailers and restaurants bringing food and clothes directly to customers, and institutional investors taking notice.