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Hiring creators does not hand off legal risk. Here is what the US Federal Trade Commission says brands must do to train, monitor and disclose when influencers promote their products.
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Hiring creators does not hand off legal risk. Here is what the US Federal Trade Commission says brands must do to train, monitor and disclose when influencers promote their products.
Headlines about record new-business filings can mislead. Here is how the Census Bureau separates paperwork from companies that actually hire, and how founders can read the numbers.
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