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But you guessed it: It's a marketing ploy.

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Zune struggled to capture even one-eighth of the iPod's market share. Why did Zune, backed by the Microsoft tech juggernaut, fail to find its foothold? Simple: product planning.

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Here is an email template that will not only help land a product review, but also have the blogger share it with their massive audience.

The Japanese potty-maker has a luxurious new throne that cares for your nether parts.

The Coros Linx Smart Cycling Helmet uses bone conduction audio to keep riders alert but not bored.

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This comes as part of a push to focus on its core businesses.

EcoHelmet could be purchased for less than $5 at bike rental locations and recycled after use.

We're holding out for the BookBook Pro.

Startups fail for a lot of reasons: a lack of money (duh), poor marketing, a pivot gone awry, legal challenges. But another, different reason tops the list year after year.

On Twitter, many potential buyers were underwhelmed by the new features and posted pictures of people crying about the new prices.

U.S. regulators are warning owners of certain top-load Samsung appliances of 'safety issues.'

Check out these awesome cases for the new iPhone 7 Plus.

Don't become a one-hit wonder. Grow a sustainable company that's ready for the long term, with these 3 strategies.

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Apparently by levying a sizeable fee to merchants and requiring loads of proof that the products are legit.

At certain locations, you can drop off your dry cleaning, pay your taxes or use a mashed potato vending machine.

The company is accused of using sodium lauryl sulfate, or SLS, a skin irritant, in its liquid laundry detergent.

Having captivated boys with its 'Star Wars' figures, the toy company is turning to Disney Princesses and the launch of its first animated movie to arrest a five-quarter slump in sales of its toys for girls.