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A glimpse into the subculture of e-girls and e-boys, the teen gamers who are the radical antithesis of the Instagram influencer

Here's what you should know about the subculture of e-girls and e-boys that have emerged on social media in the wake of the era of influencers.

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General Mills CMO Ivan Pollard defends his stance on how ad agencies should be compensated — and lays out what the CPG giant seeks from its agency partners

Pollard's comments come on the heels of General Mills launching a creative review earlier this year, which came under fire from some agencies.

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8 best 'anti-ads' that sold you a product by telling you not to buy it

Patagonia and Volkswagen built their brands with anti-ads, but Coca-Cola's failed OK Soda couldn't drum up a following using the same strategy.

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10 things in tech you need to know today

The Verge released leaked audio of Mark Zuckerberg speaking to Facebook employees during a company Q&A session in July.

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8 questions to ask at meetings that will show the CEO you're a born leader

Ask these questions during a meeting with your CEO, experts say, so that you look smart, knowledgeable, and engaged.

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Luck vs. skill: The founders behind major businesses like Bumble, Shopify, and Away explain what their success boils down to — and they all have different takes

Squarespace CEO Anthony Casalena said he thinks that "anyone who possibly claims that they didn't get lucky is crazy."

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Apple and Google are going to war over the future of gaming as the entire industry goes through a radical transformation

With Apple Arcade and Stadia, Apple and Google are looking to take a bigger role in the gaming industry, and they picked the perfect time.

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The $120 billion gaming industry is going through more change than it ever has before, and everyone is trying to cash in

Video games are more than just a booming entertainment business — they're reshaping the way we interact with the world.

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Michael Jordan: How the first billionaire athlete makes and spends his $1.9 billion fortune

Michael Jordan has an estimated net worth of $1.9 billion. Since he retired in 2003, he has continued to build upon a successful and lucrative career.

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