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Top ad accounts in review from T-Mobile to JPMorgan Chase

October 8, 2020

Much of the ad industry came to a halt in March as the pandemic led marketers to slash spending and delay reviews of their accounts.
But activity has since picked up, with a focus on media-buying, which is where the most money changes hands.
The key reviews ad agencies are watching include names like T-Mobile, Sanofi, and Visa that spend billions on advertising and want to consolidate their business with a single agency or holding company.
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When the pandemic hit the US in March, advertising all but came to a halt as brands slashed spending and halted new campaign production.

The last thing any CMO wanted to do was go embark on an agency review, an expensive, monthslong process to determine the advertising agencies they want to handle their business.

But with some exceptions like Samsung, which just cancelled a massive pitch for

An explosive new documentary details how Jared Kushner’s coronavirus task force consisted mainly of 20-something volunteers buying PPE with personal email accounts

October 8, 2020

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Jared Kushner, Kellyanne Conway standing next to a person in a suit and tie: White House senior advisor Jared Kushner and counselor Kellyanne Conway on April 30. AP Photo/Evan Vucci

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White House senior advisor Jared Kushner and counselor Kellyanne Conway on April 30. AP Photo/Evan Vucci

For several weeks in March and April, Max Kennedy Jr., then 26, served on Jared Kushner’s White House COVID-19 Supply Chain Task Force.
Kennedy, who is Robert F. Kennedy’s grandson, quit the task force in April. Soon after, he wrote an anonymous whistleblower complaint to Congress accusing the task force of corruption and ineptitude.
According to Kennedy, most members of the task force were young, inexperienced volunteers “cold emailing” Chinese factories from their personal email accounts.
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When Max Kennedy Jr. volunteered to help out on Jared Kushner’s White House COVID-19 Supply Chain Task Force, he thought he’d be helping out senior staff with rote tasks like data entry.

“My old boss called me and said he heard Kushner’s task force needed younger volunteers

LendingTree App Launches Connected Bank Accounts, New Features for Consolidated Money Management

September 29, 2020

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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 29, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — LendingTree®, the nation’s leading online loan marketplace, today announced the launch of a series of new features for My LendingTree users to help consumers better manage their financial lives. The LendingTree app can now connect directly with consumers’ checking and savings accounts in addition to credit cards and loans, giving users a more comprehensive overview of their financial profile.

Powered by Plaid, a data network powering the fintech tools that millions of people rely on to improve their financial lives, My LendingTree users can connect their bank accounts from over 11,000 financial institutions. By integrating checking and savings account information, My LendingTree will provide a comprehensive overview of budgets, spending habits, transaction history and cash flow analysis in the same place users can check credit scores, savings recommmendations and identity monitoring updates. This new feature consolidates the most important financial information in

Best Money Market Accounts of May 2020

May 6, 2020

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Like almost any financial product, money market accounts have a number of advantages, but they also have some disadvantages that could make them less appealing for some people.

Withdrawal and transfer restrictions: Regulation D is a federal law that restricts you to six “convenient” transactions — such as withdrawals and transfers — from savings and money market accounts per month. These accounts are meant to be vehicles for savings, so the Federal Reserve actively discourages taking money out of them too often.

Only certain types of transactions are subject to Regulation D, including:

Electronic transfers
Wire transfers
Debit card purchases
Check withdrawals
Automated bill pay

Transactions that aren’t subject to Regulation D include:

Deposits
ATM withdrawals
ATM transfers
In-person transactions at a bank branch

Funding requirements: Money market accounts typically have higher opening and ongoing balance requirements than savings accounts. This is especially true for money market accounts that offer