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LuLaRoe accused of being a pyramid scheme
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Last Updated Oct 27, 2017 9:19 AM EDT. LuLaRoe, the multilevel marketer that has come under fire for its business practices and the quality of its colorful womens' leggings, now faces a federal lawsuit in California. The company is accused of being an
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Clothing company LuLaRoe slapped with $1 billion lawsuit, called 'pyramid scheme'FOX31 Denver
Popular women's clothing company hit with $1 billion lawsuitWCVB Boston
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In this week’s episode, companies back Cali’s chemicals labeling law; Home Depot constructs a chemicals policy; RMI at 35 and BSR at 25, examined.

Two MBAs travel to Brazil on behalf of a multinational refrigeration company. Here’s what they found.

Nature’s technology inspires human-made innovations in everything from Blue Planet cement to the office of Cookfox Architects.

A new handbook, considered in this review, explores the evolution of successful green marketing at big companies like GE and Johnson & Johnson.

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New York Post

CVS reportedly offers over $66B to acquire Aetna
New York Post
U.S. pharmacy operator CVS Health Corp has made an offer to acquire No. 3 U.S. health insurer Aetna Inc for more than $200 per share, or over $66 billion, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday. A deal would merge one of the nation's largest …
What CVS' acquisition of Aetna could mean for shoppers, patientsUSA TODAY
Why CVS Health would want to buy AetnaWashington Post
CVS Is Said to Be in Talks to Buy Aetna in Landmark AcquisitionNew York Times
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Fortune

Subaru Is Reportedly Mulling a Recall After Allowing Uncertified Technicians to Inspect Vehicles
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Subaru Corp failed to follow proper inspection procedures for vehicles destined for the domestic market at a factory in Japan, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Friday. The revelation follows a similar issue at Nissan Motor (NSANY, +0.94
Subaru investigates its own inspections after Nissan scandalABC News
Nissan Has Conducted Unauthorized Vehicle Checks Since 1979Bloomberg
Subaru chief says improper inspections may date back decadesNikkei Asian Review
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TheStreet.com

Amazon's Overseas Momentum Has Reached a Tipping Point
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With Amazon Prime's help, the company's international sales growth rose sharply last quarter. U.S. growth wasn't bad either. ByEric Jhonsa. Oct 26, 2017 9:09 PM EDT. Read as Single Page. What had been the slowest-growing of Amazon.com Inc.'s (AMZN) …
Amazon now employs a whopping 542000 people and plans to hire thousands moreBusiness Insider
Amazon revenue hits a record and calms investors' fearsMarketWatch
Amazon Tops Earning Expectations, Hints at What's Next for Whole Foods, VideoAdAge.com
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Amazon and Alphabet report sales surge
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Tech giants Amazon and Google's parent Alphabet have posted a surge in sales over the last three months. Shares in Alphabet jumped above $1,000 in after-hours trading after the company reported sales up 24% to $27.8bn. Amazon, the world's biggest …
Cloud computing drives massive growth for big US tech firmsReuters
What Worries? Big Tech Companies Post Glowing Quarterly ProfitsNew York Times
Tech's Big Get Bigger in Earnings BlowoutWall Street Journal
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