| Pepsi, Chrissy Teigen and DJ Khaled Want to Be All Over Your Instagram Feed This Summer
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 PepsiCo vp of marketing for colas and Adweek contributor Todd Kaplan still sees America's second most popular soda as a challenger brand--and this summer, his team and their agency partners want to make the biggest possible splash by pushing that narrative on the country's fastest-growing social platform, Instagram. To do so, they teamed up with...
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| Arsenal in coaching staff revamp with Ljungberg 'ready' to replace Bould
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 ARSENAL look set to kick off their coaching staff revamp by replacing Steve Bould with Freddie Ljungberg, according to reports. The Gunners legend has been a huge hit at the Emirates since he returned to take charge of the club's Under 23 side last summer. Freddie Ljungberg has been in charge of Arsenal's U23 squad since June 2018Getty - Contributor According to Football.London, Ljungberg is "ready" to replace Bould, 56, as the assistant head coach this summer. Bould, who has been with the club since 2001, looks set to be one of the first casualty's of Unai Emery's staff clear out. And Ljungberg is expected to receive the call up to the first-team following his encouraging season in North London. His Under-23 team finished second in the Premier League 2 table, with 10 wins and seven draws from 22 games. The 42-year-old started his managerial career by coaching the Gunners' Under-15 side during the 2015/16 season. He then spent a season as assistant coach with VfL Wolfsburg before he returned to his former ...
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| Robert Smith Forgives the Student Loan Debt for 400 Morehouse Graduates
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 Today's raceAhead holds space for all the extraordinary college commencement speakers and honorary degree recipients who spoke from the heart this past weekend, nailed it, and then checked the news. We know you did your very best. But this this speech, delivered yesterday at Morehouse College by Robert Smith, the billionaire founder of Vista Equity Partners, is simply one for the ages: "Men of Morehouse, you are surrounded by people who have helped you arrive at this sacred place on this sacred day," he said to the crowd. And then he paused. "On behalf of the eight generations of my family who have been in this country, we're going to put a little fuel in your bus. I've got the alumni over there," he said with a nod, "and this is a challenge to you alumni. This is my class, 2019. And my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans." It took a minute to sink in. Then, the class of nearly 400 graduates of the all-male HBCU began to chant, "MVP! MVP!" While it's a gift worth about $40 million ...
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