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This Breakfast Brand is Making Us Hungry With a Never-Before-Seen Marketing Stunt

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· Waylae Gregoire

Rotten Tomatoes Founder: How His Startup Survived the Last Market Crash — Because It’s About to Happen Again

i Our generation’s entrepreneurs could really use some wisdom right about now. A financial crisis might be looming and young entrepreneurs today were probably in middle school when the last one hit — we grasshoppers clearly haven’t learned.

· Editorial Staff

Best Marketing Stunt Ever: Real-Life Mario Kart

For many in our generation, Mario Kart on the Nintendo 64 was and is still a staple in our childhood development (some of us are forever children). If Mario Kart has a special place in your heart, then you’ll love this marketing stunt that Nintendo and Pennzoil used to promote…

· Ryan Holiday

9 Tips to Marketing a Boring Business

Featured Image via Wikimedia. The problem with a lot of marketing advice is that the examples they use are not exactly typical. It’s hard for businesses, particularly smaller businesses, to relate to the bold innovations of companies like Apple or Tesla. Not everyone is an…

· Michael Tunney

Here’s How 10 Startups Exploded Using Creative Marketing

“Marketing has always been about the same thing—who your customers are and where they are.” – Noah Kagan

· Jacob Wagner

‘Millennials’ Are Now Obsolete — ‘Centennials’ are the New Generation

If you consider yourself a member of the millennial generation, meaning you are between the ages of 18 and 34, you are officially too old for marketers to care about you. Their eyes are now set on the new generation of kids 18 years old and younger (according to them) that have…

· Riley Schatzle

Billionaire Sam Adams Founder Explains Why Getting Rich is a Trap

Billionaire brewmaster Jim Koch chooses happiness over wealth. In 1984, Koch founded one of the most widely cherished brewing companies to have ever been established. Although his father, who at the time was also a brewmaster, tried to convince him not to pursue a career in the…

· Augustine Reyes Chan

Apple Finally Admits Why They Keep Making Gold-Colored Devices

Apple is heavily influential, but it’s also influenced heavily by its global markets. It wouldn’t be surprising then to hear Apple admit that it greatly considers Chinese taste when developing its products, taking into consideration, for example, China’s color palette…

· Jason Sheldon

An Open Response to Taylor Swift’s Rant Against Apple

Dear Taylor Swift, I have read your open letter to Apple where you give your reasons for refusing to allow your album ‘1989′ to be included on their forthcoming Apple Music streaming service.

· Editorial Staff

Why this CEO Wants Everyone to Have a Human-Like Robot for Less than an iPad

In case you were concerned, robots will not be taking over the world any time soon. By the time you are older, however, you may be seeing them around working regular jobs and looking just as human as you. For some of today’s most sophisticated human-like robots, we have Hanson…

· Augustine Reyes Chan

China is Preparing to Slaughter and Eat Dogs for the Yulin Dog Festival

This Sunday, thousands of dogs will be slaughtered and eaten at the Yulin Dog Festival in China. Some Chinese look forward to summer solstice because of the Yulin Dog Festival, a yearly tradition in Yulin, one of the 14 cities of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in the…

· Max Chang

Facebook Billionaire Sean Parker Unveils New App Meant to ‘Disrupt Democracy’

Sean Parker, the billionaire entrepreneur and investor behind Napster, Facebook and Spotify, has unveiled an ambitious new app aimed at making American democracy cool amongst opinionated young adults. The app, Brigade, is still in its beta-testing phase, but it aims to serve as…

· Benny Luo

Meet the Woman Behind the Ultra-Exclusive Dating App With a 100,000-Person Waiting List

With the dating app field getting crowded as online dating grows in popularity, The League is a newcomer that’s trying to stand out from the crowd. Described by some as “Tinder for elitists,” the app uses its own algorithm to filter out users who aren’t good enough to join. The…

· Max Chang

Millennials Love Wal-Mart More Than Any Other Store, Surprising Survey Reveals

In a shocking reveal of retailer popularity, Walmart was found to be the most popular store for millennials, beating out Target, Kroger, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and Costco. InfoScout, a consumer reporting firm which has access to a nationwide panel of 175,000 shoppers, found…

· Editorial Staff

Twitter CEO Dick Costolo Steps Down, Billionaire Co-Founder Jack Dorsey Takes Over

Twitter announced today that CEO Dick Costolo will be stepping down at the beginning of July and that Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey will be back to assume the role of interim CEO. In 2008, Dorsey was booted as Twitter’s CEO (which was filled by fellow co-founder Evan Williams)…

· Riley Schatzle

Veteran Entrepreneur Reveals the Single Greatest Factor to a Startup’s Success

Successful entrepreneur Bill Gross argues that out of five essential elements that make a startup successful, timing is, by far, the most important.

· Max Chang

New Study Reveals 30 Percent of Americans are Alcoholics

About 30% of Americans — over 96 million — have a drinking problem, according to a new study. The study’s analyses were based on new standards set forth by the current version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the DSM-5), the diagnostic bible for…

· Editorial Staff

Why Millennial Eating Habits are Making Them Broke

Generation Y loves to eat out. Although millennials make up only 25% of the population, they eat out more than all other generational groups combined. In fact, they love eating out so much that 87% of millennials said that they will “splurge on a nice meal, even when money is…

· Editorial Staff

How This Entrepreneur’s Startup Made $9.5 Million Before He Turned 20

Dan Fleyshman was already hustling to make money at just 4 years old. Back then, his parents owned three Levi’s stores and would sell the jeans at a swap meet in Long Beach during the weekends. Fleyshman would set up a stand right next to his parents’ to sell and trade baseball…

· Melinda Sherrill

10 Celebrities Who Became Successful Entrepreneurs

Many people are under the impression that celebrities make the majority of their income from solely being in the spotlight. Many of them, however, choose to pursue other professions within Hollywood or have ventured off into the world of business. From sporting stilettos on the…

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CJ ENM · Entertainment · KOSDAQ:035760

Before the first song drops, H//PE Princess already has a global Warner deal.

A debut deal matters less than whether the group turns into repeat listening, touring, merch, and fandom across markets.

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Explainer · Amorepacific

K-beauty won the Amazon cart. The real prize is your second bottle.

The first sale matters less than the repeat routine. If a product sticks, the brand can keep winning on replenishment, retail placement, and cross-market demand.

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