Por: WPTV Nation May 23, 2023
Two well-known real estate celebrities, along with a marketing group, have agreed to pay nearly $17 million after making false claims to sell investment training programs in Utah.The consumer protection settlement is the largest in state history, according to the Federal Trade Commission and Utah Department of Commerce.Using infomercials and social media, Response Marketing Group would attract consumers to free events across the country where... + full article
Forbes USA Business March 12, 2023
Hollywood, CA/ USA - July 26, 2018: Oscar golden award in a souvenir store on Hollywood Boulevard. ... [+] Success and victory conceptgetty Some say that an Oscars statuette is the most valued item in Hollywood and one of the most coveted for launching or capping a career. The... + más
IRS Takes Steps To Make It Easier For Taxpayers To Respond To Notices | Forbes
'The Bachelor' season 27 cast revealed: Meet the ladies vying for Zach Shallcross' heart | ABC News
Business Insider USA Entertainment January 15, 2023
Pop sensations like Taylor Swift have ignited their stardom in recent years, but Swift still isn't the best-selling artist of all time.Insider turned to the Recording Industry Association of America's (RIAA) list to find out who is. The list is based on in the US... + más
NFL Week 17 playoff picture and clinching scenarios: Bucs win NFC South; Giants clinch wild card | ESPN
NFL playoff guide: Who’s in, who’s out and what’s the schedule for wild-card weekend? | Orlando Sentinel
New York Post USA Business December 11, 2022
A slew of celebrities — including Jimmy Fallon, Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna — are being accused of fraud for hawking , according to a recent federal lawsuit. The group of plaintiffs claim that the A-listers peddled — which have in the last year — without disclosing their... + más
Brad Pitt, Ben Affleck and Chris Martin are among exes that Gwyneth Paltrow says she is still friends with | Fox News
Did Weird Al and Madonna date? Parody singer explains connection to popstar | Newsweek
The Root USA Crime November 18, 2022
There’s a plot twist for celebs who signed on to promote cryptocurrency companies as the market boomed in 2020 and 2021: If things go left, you might find yourself in court. nnThe test case dropped Wednesday, when a class action suit that was filed on behalf of customers of... + más
Will Crypto.com Thrive Or Take A Dive Post-FTX? | Forbes
Larry David ‘right’ about FTX collapse in old Super Bowl commercial, internet claims | New York Post
The Daily Beast USA Entertainment November 08, 2022
Never make yourself the story.In more words or less, most college journalism students learn something similar to the above statement, while also forging through years of AP style quizzes, breakdowns of the First Amendment, and PR prep. Your subjects should tell the story, not... + más
Deuxmoi, Instagram's Gossip Girl, talks new novel 'Anon Pls' | Associated Press
How to cancel a Lyft ride and not get charged with a fee | Business Insider
New York Post USA Opinion November 08, 2022
Kathy Hochul has no business being governor, and to hide that fact, she’s been trotting out celebrities to tell New Yorkers to vote for her — as if we care even a little who Hollywood thinks should run our state. She ascended to power after Andrew Cuomo was ousted by... + más
Lee Zeldin inches past Kathy Hochul in dead-heat governor’s race, stunning new poll reveals | New York Post
Hochul leads Zeldin by 8 points in New York governor’s race poll: Emerson College | New York Daily News
New York Post USA Business October 04, 2022
Kim Kardashian’s $1.26 million fine from the Securities and Exchange Commission could just be the first shot in a broader regulatory volley against crypto-hawking celebrities, experts tell The Post. A-listers including Matt Damon, Tom Brady and Larry David, who appeared in... + más
Why AI Can’t Be Fooled By Kim Kardashian’s Crypto Blunder | Forbes
Can Your Financial Advisor Give Advice On Crypto? | Forbes
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