Finance
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944Europe’s tech investors desperately want more certainty from Brexit
Pictured: A European investor right now.Edvard Munch/Wikimedia Commons (CC) LONDON — A year ago, tech investors were playing an anxious game of...
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1.1KDrug spending around the world will hit $1.5 trillion by 2021
The amount of money the world spends on prescription drugs could rise to $1.5 trillion by 2021, according to a report published...
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955Millennials are different. Your talent probably isn’t
State Farm / Flickr Late in 2016 Deloitte published a fascinating market profile[1] of the millennial generation, basically anyone born between 1980...
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956The CEO of United Technologies just let slip an unintended consequence of the Trump-Carrier jobs deal (UTX)
President-elect Donald Trump talks with workers during a visit to the Carrier factory, Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016, in Indianapolis, Ind.AP Photo/Evan Vucci...
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WATCH IGNITION: Future of Digital — Day Two
Welcome to the IGNITION 2016 Livestream – Business Insider’s flagship annual conference in New York City. Watch here starting at 9am ET:...
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1.0KDOW HITS ALL-TIME HIGH: Here’s what you need to know (AMZN)
Richard Feloni The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to a new intraday high on Monday. Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate crude oil rose...
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931THE MOBILE PAYMENTS IN CHINA REPORT: What the US can learn from China’s enormous success in mobile payments
BI Intelligence The US payments ecosystem is in the midst of a shift toward mobile, and countless new and old stakeholders are...
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841Italian markets couldn’t decide how they feel about the outcome of the referendum
Financial markets in Italy were unsure what to make of the country’s emphatic rejection of Matteo Renzi’s constitutional reforms in Sunday’s referendum,...
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1.1KBERNSTEIN: China’s insane spending on robotics is fundamentally changing capitalism
Workers exchange spools of thread as a robot picks up thread made from recycled plastic bottles at the Repreve Bottle Processing Center,...
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926The New Zealand dollar is tumbling after prime minister Key resigns
Markets Insider The New Zealand dollar is tumbling after the country’s prime minister unexpectedly resigned. The kiwi is down by 0.9% at...