FACEBOOK's New Logo is Yelling at Us | Live to Tell Episode 37

The underground story of business, entrepreneurs and influencers... and the work week of the future.

By Madeline LenaStaff Writer

3:15PM • 11/08/19

On this week's episode of Live To Tell, Nick and Cassie discuss Facebook becoming FACEBOOK and whether the name change that is going to require a hefty marketing spend was really just a tactic used to bury bad press. Also, what does the restaurant industry's rapid expansion really mean and can big-box retailers survive with pop-up shops?

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