| It's Everybody's Business with Jack & Suzy Welch |  | Monday 9:00PM ET/PT
The "Pepsi Throwback" soda has enjoyed a smashing success. The soda is made with real sugar and is packaged in a nostalgic retro design. One executive is pushing to make Pepsi Throwback permanent. But others are reluctant to support the initiative. Jack and Suzy identify the disconnect within the company and force everyone to stay in the room until they arrive at a resolution. Monday 9:00PM ET/PT
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Many of us have long trashed the classic sports posters that graced our childhood bedrooms. They were marked up with tape or got ripped over the years. That's why I think what Adam Shopkorn is doing is amazing. Shopkorn is a friend of mine from my days at summer camp (Greylock in Beckett, Mass.) who has a great niche.
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