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King Soopers may have weathered worker strikes and merger drama, but Denverites keep filling their carts (and hearts) there. By the numbers: The Kroger-owned chain made up nearly 37% of the city's gr
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King Soopers may have weathered worker strikes and merger drama, but Denverites keep filling their carts (and hearts) there. By the numbers: The Kroger-owned chain made up nearly 37% of the city's gr
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Roku adopts Trade Desk’s UID2 to enhance audience targeting
Roku adopts Trade Desk’s UID2 to enhance audience targeting The move is an indication of the demand marketers and advertisers are putting on advanced audience targeting, no matter Google’s cookie pla
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Why McDonald's Has The Best Fountain Soda
Why McDonald's Has The Best Fountain Soda McDonald's burgers and fries are legendary, and there's no question that its soda reigns supreme over all other similar establishments. It isn't unheard of f
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How Coca-Cola, Delta are ‘Olympicizing’ campaigns with NBCUniversal
How Coca-Cola, Delta are ‘Olympicizing’ campaigns with NBCUniversal As total ad sales for the games surpass $1.2 billion, six major marketers will sponsor a commercial-free hour during the opening ce
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Co-workers are annoying the heck out of each other
Co-workers are annoying the heck out of each other Do you find your co-workers grating? Turns out, that might not just be a you problem. A recent survey of ~3k employees from resume platform Kickresu
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Netflix’s ad-supported tier grows 34%, with critical scale in sight
Netflix’s ad-supported tier grows 34%, with critical scale in sight As the streamer evolves its strategy, it is parting ways with Vice President of Ad Sales Peter Naylor, who helped launch the offeri
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Will banning phones at school become the norm?
Will banning phones at school become the norm? If you’re a boomer, Gen X, or millennial, your phone was probably connected to a wall in your house for most, if not all, of your schooling days. But no
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The spectacular rise and surprising staying power of the George Foreman Grill
The grill made its debut 30 years ago. Tons of people still buy themBY MARK DENT Leon Dreimann still remembers the flashing red lights. He was at the QVC Studios in Pennsylvania watching his b
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Interesting - how the pro sports leagues make money.
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GOP Congress is out of touch
A key GOP-led House committee has approved a large-scale spending bill that would block the Justice Department from rescheduling marijuana, while also amending a longstanding rider protecting medical
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