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Endorse ThisCelebrities, like the rest of us, love stuff. But the amazing thing for them is they often get paid to use said stuff. And they don't just get paid a little bit -- they get paid a LOT. Why? Because advertisers want you to see them using their products and have you go out and buy them. These endorsement amounts are growing as more and more celebrities connect with their followers on social media. Some companies are tapping into the medium and paying up to $10,000 per tweet for a high-profile endorsement.But not all deals are as peachy keen as being handed five figures for 140 characters, however. Many agreements go awry, for reasons mundane and ironic to costly and remarkable.A recent study by University of Colorado at Boulder affirmed the risk that companies take on when establishing a close connection with a celebrity."The overall message to marketers is be careful, because all of us, celebrities or not, have positives and negatives to our personalities, and those negative...
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's chief confirmed his organization has opened a probe into J.P. Morgan Chase and Co.'s (JPM) $2-billion-plus trading loss."All I ...
Employers looking to snoop on job applicants' social media habits could face hefty fines if a new bill becomes law.The Social Networking Online Protection Act, or SN...
Would you accept a Facebook friend request from your boss? Could it hurt your career if you don’t? Even worse, can it hurt your job security if you do? According to ...
Rocky Patel of Rocky Patel Premium Cigars discusses how new FDA regulations will impact the industry.
Sony Corp's handling of a massive Internet security breach is becoming a public relations nightmare reminiscent of Toyota Motor's bungled recalls response last year,...
By Isabel Reynolds and Liana B. BakerTOKYO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sony Corp suffered a huge breach in its video game online network that allowed the theft of names, ad...
Credit.com Chairman Adam Levin breaks down the repercussions of the Kardashian debit card.
The Kardashian Kard is canceled.The controversial prepaid debit card promoted by the celebrity socialite sisters was taken off the market Tuesday amid controversy ov...
By Jonathan StempelNEW YORK (Reuters) - Keeping up with the Kardashians can be costly for young adults enticed by a debit card tied to the popular reality TV series,...
FBN's Connell McShane breaks down the jobs report from ADP.
FBN's Connell McShane on how the Tea Party candidates did in races around the country.
FBN's Connell McShane on the election results for the Connecticut Senate seat.
Endorse thisCelebrities, like the rest of us, love stuff. But the amazing thing for them is they often get paid to use said stuff. And they don't just get paid a lit...
President Barack Obama was flying back to Washington on Thursday and the top Republican in Congress planned to speak with House of Representatives lawmakers as the c...
FBN's Peter Barnes breaks down spots up for grabs in the Senate.
The pharmacy at the center of a deadly U.S. meningitis outbreak possibly linked to tainted steroid injections faced mounting federal and state scrutiny on Thursday, ...
Powerful Democrats in Congress are calling for a Congressional inquiry as well as tighter federal oversight in the wake of the deadly nationwide meningitis outbreak....
FBN's Liz MacDonald says Congress may push to give the FDA more drug regulatory power in states.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal , (D-Conn.), on the need to compromise and balance the budget and reduce the government’s debt.
