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Zappos is bringing Uber-like surge pay to the workplace
Zappos is bringing Uber-like surge pay to the workplace
For the online retailer’s call center employees, more caller demand means more pay, thanks to an Uber-esque surge-pricing payment model.
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Apple’s blowout quarter: What the analysts are saying
‘Seems like the whole world wants an iPhone,’ quips one observer.
Burger chain Shake Shack boosts its IPO terms
The stock offering for the restaurant chain, expected later this week, could value it at about $674.5 million.
Can things get any worse for Greece? Tanking markets say yes
Financial markets have taken a good look at Alexis Tsipras' first moves — and they don't like what they see.
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