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American Express Purchases a Startup to Help Its Cardmembers Eat Better Plus, Target launches a new skincare brand, and a startup is delivering an easier way to train your puppy.

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American Express recently announced its acquisition of Resy, a startup that helps people get seats at restaurants and that also previously made an appearance on Business Rockstars. American Express says the acquisition will help cardmembers get access to notable restaurants that are usually hard to get into.

Target launched a new exclusive skincare line called Versed. Versed relies on powerful, clean ingredients that fight everything from dryness to acne to aging. Versed was created by the same team that created the Target-exclusive apparel and accessories line Who What Wear.

Plus, a Shark Tank entrepreneur is helping dog parents house train their dogs! Fresh Patch is a startup that delivers a patch of real, dirt-free grass to your front door. The all-natural grass training pad is a no-brainer for dog parents with limited space or no backyard.

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