February 7, 2020

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Haus Raises $4.5 Million in Seed Funding to Launch Aperitif Membership

Get handcrafted, pre-dinner drinks delivered right to your door, thanks to a new aperitif membership program. Last week, Haus announced that it raised $4.5 million in seed funding, reports FoodBev. The funding round included 10 funds and 100 individual investors. Founded last June, Haus will use the funding round to expand its operations and launch Haus Membership, a free-to-join monthly membership program that gives members access to exclusive flavors, product discounts, free shipping and members-only events.

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Five on Friday: Job Opportunities, Increases and Injunctions

Happy February, Five on Friday fans! In this week’s edition, The New York Times raises its prices for digital subscriptions for the first time since putting up its paywall in 2011, the FTC is blocking Edgewell’s acquisition of Harry’s, The Minneapolis Star-Tribune hangs onto its print subscribers while growing its digital subscriber base, AdExchanger explains why it thinks publishers’ ad and marketing teams need to work together, and LinkedIn shares top subscription jobs.

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