Here’s a Look at the T-shirts Raising Funds for Hurricane Florence Relief

Hurricane Florence dissipated yesterday, 19 days after its formation. As is typically the case with major storms, its aftermath will last far longer than that nearly three-week stretch, with residents of North and South Carolina particularly poised to return their lives to some semblance of normalcy. Thanks to a number of initiatives, including T-shirt fundraising…

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Instagram Is Beefing Up Its E-Commerce Capabilities

As Instagram nears its Oct. 6 birthday, perhaps its overseers are experiencing the commercial version of the seven-year itch. Though they have a highly popular social networking platform on their hands, with more than 800 million users and over 200 million devotees to its eponymous Stories feature, they know, like every other business should, that…

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More Public Schools Are Requiring Uniforms Than Ever Before

The National Center for Education Statistics found that 21.5 percent of public schools in America mandated uniforms two years ago. That figure represents a 7.7 percent rise in public school uniforms since 2006, and therein we can find plenty of opportunities not only for people to address the on-location benefits of encouraging uniformity but also the far-reaching economic possibilities…

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Not Yet, Cleveland: Bud Light Rules Browns Tie Not Enough to Open Promotional Beer Fridges

Despite a valiant effort, the Cleveland Browns could not conquer the Pittsburgh Steelers, with a blocked field goal in overtime sealing a 21-21 tie. In going from supporting a team with a losing streak to one with a winless stretch, many fans had hope Bud Light would unlock the victory fridges it had placed in and around Cleveland watering holes, but the beer company made it clear fans would have to wait for an actual win…

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