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KidPass, a children’s activity subscription service, launched last week in New York City, says The Wall Street Journal. The startup was founded by three New
Tidal gets its third CEO, publishers tell Twitter their frustrations, Apollo considers purchasing Tribune Publishing. We have those headlines as well as news about payments,
Amazon.com is planning to beef up its Prime Video offerings soon, reports Bloomberg Business, which could give it a serious advantage over Netflix and Hulu.
If you like luxury watches but can’t afford the steep price tag, two-year-old start-up Eleven James has a solution – an annual membership that lets
For business travelers, traditional airline travel can be a hassle. It’s costly, time consuming, and sometimes downright miserable. But is necessary for corporate leaders, business
Jet.com, the anticipated rival to Amazon, is dropping its $50 membership fee, just three months in, reports the New York Times. Marc Lore, founder and
If you’re a fitness enthusiast or like to shop online, you’ve probably seen Fabletics’ colorful ads. Fabletics, a fitness wear company owned by actress Kate
While Google and Microsoft were making nice this week, ending their public patent feud, Amazon was working on plans to ban competing TV streaming services
To comment or not to comment? That is the question. News outlets, bloggers, content marketers and publishers of all sizes have been trying to answer
Hearst’s Houston Chronicle overshadows the competition in a big way, says NetNewsCheck. In a detailed analysis of the Houston Chronicle, NetNewsCheck’s Patrick Duprey explains how
