Advertisers often complain that they have to work with multiple groups within Amazon, but a top advertising exec says there's a method to the madness.
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Marketers say that Amazon's advertising business is difficult to navigate. Here's why the company thinks the 'chaotic' structure actually makes sense.

Marketers say that Amazon's advertising business is difficult to navigate. Here's why the company thinks the 'chaotic' structure actually makes sense.

Lauren Johnson | Advertisers often complain that they have to work with multiple groups within Amazon, but a top advertising exec says there's a method to the madness.

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'You carve out lanes of responsibility': How Dunkin' gets its agency, consulting and tech partners to work together

'You carve out lanes of responsibility': How Dunkin' gets its agency, consulting and tech partners to work together

Tanya Dua | Tony Weisman described how Dunkin' uses the "kitchen table" model to work with its partners.

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Founders Fund made its first alcohol investment. Here’s how the 28-year old woman who founded the company is trying to change drinking culture for the better.

Founders Fund made its first alcohol investment. Here’s how the 28-year old woman who founded the company is trying to change drinking culture for the better.

Megan Hernbroth | Founders Fund backs female-led Bev in the fund's first alcohol investment. Here’s how its founder is trying to change drinking culture for the better.

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IBM is preparing to close its $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat, but Wall Street has 'real question marks' after its 'mediocre' quarter

IBM is preparing to close its $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat, but Wall Street has 'real question marks' after its 'mediocre' quarter

Rosalie Chan | IBM will close its $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat this year, and analysts question whether IBM can become a stronger player in hybrid cloud.

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A new machine-learning tool used by Citadel and Balyasny to rank their brokers hopes to put an end to the 'old boys network'

A new machine-learning tool used by Citadel and Balyasny to rank their brokers hopes to put an end to the 'old boys network'

Bradley Saacks | The shrinking commissions that banks have made of their equity broker units may grow even smaller.

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Meet the woman overseeing a key piece of CVS Health's plan to change how Americans get healthcare

Meet the woman overseeing a key piece of CVS Health's plan to change how Americans get healthcare

Lydia Ramsey | Here's how Karen Lynch is using CVS' 9,800 pharmacies to connect with Aetna members and why she's inspired by Amazon's Amazon Go stores.

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OpenFin is unveiling an app store for old-school Wall Street traders in a bid to become the iCloud of banking

OpenFin is unveiling an app store for old-school Wall Street traders in a bid to become the iCloud of banking

Dakin Campbell | OpenFin CEO Mazy Dar was this week named one of Business Insider's 10 people transforming finance.

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People frustrated with their taxes are piling a record amount of money into an exempt investment that looks unstoppable. Here's how you can get involved.

People frustrated with their taxes are piling a record amount of money into an exempt investment that looks unstoppable. Here's how you can get involved.

Marley Jay | Wells Fargo says President Donald Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act set off a rally in income-tax-free municipal bonds that's showing no signs of slowing.

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The CEO of billion-dollar startup Airtable explains why its founders decided on a corporate culture before they even had a product

The CEO of billion-dollar startup Airtable explains why its founders decided on a corporate culture before they even had a product

Troy Wolverton | CEO Howie Liu and his partners at Airtable wanted to build a lasting company, not just a cool product.

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Experts say that new CEO Thomas Kurian's Oracle-like playbook could cause a 'culture clash' at Google Cloud — and that could be a good thing

Experts say that new CEO Thomas Kurian's Oracle-like playbook could cause a 'culture clash' at Google Cloud — and that could be a good thing

Rosalie Chan | Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian's focus on enterprise partnerships and sales could drive a culture clash, but it's what Google needs.

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