The story of Marcel is a prominent example of how the ad industry has struggled to adapt to the digital revolution.
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Publicis spent $30 million to build Marcel, an AI tool that was supposed to 'break the industry.' Instead, it's been hampered by confusion, ridicule, and delays

Publicis spent $30 million to build Marcel, an AI tool that was supposed to 'break the industry.' Instead, it's been hampered by confusion, ridicule, and delays

Patrick Coffee | The story of Marcel is a prominent example of how the ad industry has struggled to adapt to the digital revolution.

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Automation is now more valuable to workers than programming skills, says a report from app connectivity tool Zapier

Automation is now more valuable to workers than programming skills, says a report from app connectivity tool Zapier

Paayal Zaveri | Low-code and no-code tools are gaining popularity in the workplace as a way to automate certain routine tasks.

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The forgotten 'third founder' of Google is fighting a fierce legal battle against his wife, who says he purposely sold his startup in a 'fire sale' amid their divorce

The forgotten 'third founder' of Google is fighting a fierce legal battle against his wife, who says he purposely sold his startup in a 'fire sale' amid their divorce

Benjamin Pimentel | Scott Hassan, the so-called 3rd Google founder, was sued by his wife Allison Huynh, who says he's trying to sell their startup in "a fire sale."

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Meet the power players at Salesforce helping CEOs Marc Benioff and Keith Block grow the cloud company into even more of a powerhouse

Meet the power players at Salesforce helping CEOs Marc Benioff and Keith Block grow the cloud company into even more of a powerhouse

Paayal Zaveri | Here are the 11 people who helped make Salesforce into what it is today, and who will lead the charge as it continues its growth spurt.

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'A historically uninformed delusion': One expert warns stocks are headed for their worst returns in history — and says a 50-65% market crash is 'somewhat optimistic'

'A historically uninformed delusion': One expert warns stocks are headed for their worst returns in history — and says a 50-65% market crash is 'somewhat optimistic'

Christopher Competiello | "A projected 50-65% market loss over the completion of this cycle is actually somewhat optimistic," says John Hussman.

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Leaked memo sent by SoftBank's Vision Fund CEO defends 2 senior execs at the heart of a blistering Businessweek report

Leaked memo sent by SoftBank's Vision Fund CEO defends 2 senior execs at the heart of a blistering Businessweek report

Casey Sullivan,Dakin Campbell | SoftBank's Vision Fund is circling the wagons around two senior executives and defending their investments.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella keeps talking about 'tech intensity' — here's what it is, and why it's so important to Microsoft

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella keeps talking about 'tech intensity' — here's what it is, and why it's so important to Microsoft

Ashley Stewart | Microsoft yet again touted the phrase "tech intensity" as it positions itself as the premiere vendor for digital transformation.

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After a year of unrest at Google, insiders are reacting with a weird lack of emotion to the leadership change

After a year of unrest at Google, insiders are reacting with a weird lack of emotion to the leadership change

Allana Akhtar,Rob Price | Current and former workers at Google and Alphabet said that the pair had already seemed checked out of the company "for the last couple years."

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Amazon just told sellers that it had the 'largest one-year investment' in fulfillment infrastructure — but it's raising fees by just 3% next year

Amazon just told sellers that it had the 'largest one-year investment' in fulfillment infrastructure — but it's raising fees by just 3% next year

Eugene Kim | The relatively small price increase for 2020 shows Amazon's commitment to expanding its third-party-seller base, even if it results in lower profits.

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DoorDash, the $12.7 billion food-delivery startup, could make or break tech IPOs in 2020. Early investors explain why they backed the company and its founder.

DoorDash, the $12.7 billion food-delivery startup, could make or break tech IPOs in 2020. Early investors explain why they backed the company and its founder.

Troy Wolverton | Early investors in DoorDash liked what they saw from Tony Xu and his team and foresaw big things ahead for the company.

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