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Aug 27, 2019

Whom do corporations answer to?

Plus: Why Amazon is streaming the Fenty runway show, and what you’re really getting when you pay for fast internet.

The logo of U.S. multinational medical devices and pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson at the entrance of the research and development plant in Val-de-Reuil, France.

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Rihanna partners with Amazon to stream fashion show
by Marielle Segarra
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Amazon wants to grow its apparel business. Could a retail collaboration with Rihanna be far behind?
That senior discount? Sometimes, it’s not worth it.
by Erika Beras
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Marketers bombard seniors with discount offers. Some seniors couldn’t care less.
How the public might use a new pledge against corporations
by Justin Ho
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The Oklahoma Attorney General cited the Business Roundtable’s new pledge in a case involving Johnson & Johnson.
For faster internet … do you really get what you pay for?
by Kai Ryssdal and Bennett Purser
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Why internet speed seems to have a bad connection with price.
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by Andie Corban and Kai Ryssdal
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Laura Bliss of CityLab explains why appliance manufacturers are investing in their alert sounds and jingles.