David's Bridal taps new CEO as it looks to become media company, build online marketplace

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  David's Bridal taps new CEO as it looks to become media company, build online marketplace

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• Target to expand online marketplace, boost product assortment as it aims for $15 billion in sales growth by 2030

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  Nigel Farage’s media company records £1.25mn profit

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  Why Building a Dream Company Beats Having a Dream Job Every Time

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• Former ABC News executive Tom Cibrowski tapped as president of CBS News

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  CNBC - Feb. 27
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  Chipotle CEO says company will absorb any cost increases from tariffs

  President Donald Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on America’s largest trading partners is sending ripples through the U.S. economy, as businesses and consumers alike prepare to pay Yet for Chipotle ...
  
  NBC News - 3d

• Jerry Cantrell taps into the zeitgeist on new solo album 'I Want Blood'

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  Elon Musk becomes a new power center at CPAC

  Elon Musk stole the show at CPAC, a surprise guest who wielded a chainsaw to symbolize his government cuts.
  
  NBC News - Feb. 21

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