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3 Top Food Stocks to Watch in June

6 years 3 months ago
The empty grocery shelves many of us encountered during the coronavirus pandemic opened our eyes to just how vital the food supply chain is. Many people even began their very own backyard "victory gardens" for the first time. But most of us are not going to become self-sufficien
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Amazon Could Still Gain E-Commerce Market Share in 2020

6 years 3 months ago
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been struggling to keep up with surging demand amid the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, some shoppers are looking to its brick-and-mortar competitors that can use their omnichannel capabilities to fulfill orders faster than Amazon's backed-up warehou
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Is Amazon a $3,300 Stock?

6 years 3 months ago
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been one of the undisputed winners from the stay-at-home economy. With many consumers sheltering in place and remote work becoming the rule rather than the exception, the e-commerce giant scrambled to handle the unprecedented demand, hiring hundreds
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Slack Technologies Gains an 800-Pound Ally Against Microsoft

6 years 3 months ago
Slack Technologies (NYSE: WORK) recently signed a new multiyear enterprise deal with Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). Slack will start using Amazon Chime for voice and video calls, and increase its usage of AWS (Amazon Web Services) for additional storage, compute, database, security, ma
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4 Ways Alphabet Is Expanding Its Television Offerings

6 years 3 months ago
Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) may be the king of search engines, but its presence in the television market has been nearly nonexistent. Sure, its YouTube is the go-to platform for sharing and watching crowd-contributed digital video, and YouTube TV adds actual studio-m
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INSIGHT-U.S. companies vow to fight racism but face critics on diversity

6 years 3 months ago
In the past, U.S. corporations have largely remained silent as protests erupted over killings of African-Americans by police officers. That changed with the May 25 death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, which has set off a flurry of corporate statements of solidarity with the black community – along with pledges of more than $1.7 billion to advance racial justice and equity.
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INSIGHT-U.S. companies vow to fight racism but face critics on diversity

6 years 3 months ago
In the past, U.S. corporations have largely remained silent as protests erupted over killings of African-Americans by police officers. That changed with the May 25 death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, which has set off a flurry of corporate statements of solidarity with the black community – along with pledges of more than $1.7 billion to advance racial justice and equity.
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