Kimberly Guilfoyle hawks “MAGA” steaks from company stripped of Better Business Bureau accreditation

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Kimberly Guilfoyle hawks “MAGA” steaks from company stripped of Better Business Bureau accreditation

Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former advisor to President Donald Trump’s failed re-election campaign who later become engaged to his eldest son, is hawking steaks for a meat delivery service whose Better Business Bureau (BBB) accreditation has been revoked. In online reviews, customers allege that the curated meat boxes from Good Ranchers, which may cost hundreds of dollars, are not only a “rip off” but also sometimes never arrive.

On May 15, Guilfoyle uploaded a video of herself standing over a smoking indoor grill, flipping thin cuts with little visible marbling over the flames. “I’m here with these beautiful steaks from goodranchers.com,” she says. “And this is the way you show your family you love them — by buying this meat that is born and raised here in the United States.”

Guilfoyle continues by claiming “85% of the meat that they sell in stores today is not even from the United States.”

Inside Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s Ouster of TV Chief Peter Rice

Disney CEO Bob Chapek abruptly fired the company’s TV content chief, Peter Rice, replacing him with Dana Walden.
Rice, a former Fox exec with close ties to Rupert Murdoch, did not fit in Disney’s culture, insiders said.
Walden now may be positioned as a possible future CEO of the company

Just a few weeks ago, the Walt Disney Co’s top TV content executive, Peter Rice, was in New York to showcase the company’s creative output to a room full of advertisers, media and investors, handing off to his boss, CEO Bob Chapek, with a smile.

But behind the scenes, according to multiple sources inside and close to Disney, the two men were at loggerheads over Rice’s desire to run his Disney fiefdom as his own and failing — in management’s eyes — to be a team player.

Rice, one of Hollywood’s most powerful content executives and a hugely popular figure

Comcast RISE Investment Fund Provides $16 Million in Grants to Support Small Businesses Hardest Hit By the COVID-19 Pandemic

Beginning on June 1, and through June 14, eligible businesses in Atlanta, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and the Twin Cities can apply for a $10,000 grant at www.ComcastRISE.com. A total of 100 grants per city, or 500 grants overall, will be announced and awarded in July 2022. The Investment Fund is an extension of Comcast RISE, the multi-year, multi-faceted initiative launched in October 2020 to support small businesses and provide the resources and tools they need today and in the future.

Comcast RISE Recipients to Date

Comcast also announced the latest round of Comcast RISE recipients, which includes 1,317 small businesses owned by people of color and women, that will receive grants in the form of a TV campaign, production of a TV commercial or consulting services from Effectv or computer equipment, internet, voice or cybersecurity from Comcast Business, as well as access to Ureeka, an online platform

Larry Kudlow: A different plan to crush inflation

FOX Business host Larry Kudlow reacts to the consumer price index report and calls out the White House shifting the blame to Vladimir Putin on ‘Kudlow.’

Today’s CPI inflation report came in a lot stronger than folks expected and in fact, there were numerous signs that not only is inflation not peaking, but actually, it may be accelerating. I’ll get to that in a moment, but I feel it’s my duty to report President Biden’s response. “Exxon made more money than God this year,” and then he proceeded to bash the oil companies for not drilling.

Why aren’t they drilling? Because they make more money and they buy back their stock, which should be taxed. I’m paraphrasing his indecipherable word salad, but that’s the gist of it — blame big oil.

Later on, his NEC director, Brian Deese, said that if you really isolate what’s going on here, Vladimir Putin

KwickMetrics Offers Amazon Sellers with Essential Insights about their Amazon Businesses

KwickMetrics is the go-to in-depth brand analytics and reporting tool for Amazon sellers that provide them with the ease and convenience needed to seamlessly navigate through their Amazon businesses. With it, they can get access to essential insights and make informed, strategic decisions about their product portfolio. As a result, they get to unlock their brands’ growth, development, and revenue. Typically, clients get to receive all the insights displayed on a rich, user-friendly interface that focuses on giving the sellers the information that matters to them the most. It supports the integration of multiple Amazon business marketplaces.

The company spokesperson said, “It is important that sellers start to develop a comprehensive understanding of their products to avoid various issues such as page rank, low inventory, and negative reviews before these problems magnify. They need to adopt technological support to develop a 360 degrees view of their products and performance. By