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Try getting in shape for a marathon on an all-McDonald's diet... You wouldn't be surprised to come in dead last. After all, you didn't put in much effort. Actually, you went out of your way to make yourself less competitive. So you would expe
inventions actually find their way into people's hands. Microsoft is in a race with Google and Facebook to establish the strongest hold over people's digital lives. The changes at Microsoft Research resemble how its younger Silicon Valley rivals ha
to A local food pantry. The trend to eat clean is growing in popularity by the day, which is why Luke Saunders of Chicago felt confident developing a vending machine that serves only healthy fare and treats.
(Including the Iconic "Tank Man") To The Chinese
Wealth just keeps growing for the 62 richest people in the world. Collectively, this ultra-wealthy group controls $1.76 trillion, which is about the cumulative worth of the poorer half of the world's population, or around 3.5 billion people.
Ever since 2009, when we first showed how broken the capital markets are first at the micro level, thanks to the pervasive spread of parasitic, frontrunning algos, and then at the macro, as a result of constant, artificial central bank intervention .
The Periodic Table of Commodity Returns
11 top investment banks have used blockchain technology to do mock trades with each other, signalling a big step towards adopting the technology first developed for bitcoin into mainstream finance.
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Until a few weeks ago, no one knew very much at all about Faraday Future.
Until a few weeks ago, no one knew very much at all about Faraday Future.
We Have Never Seen A Year Start Quite Like This…
Brendan Eich reinvented the web. Now he wants to upend the advertising industry.
A week ago we warned of some insane movements and mysterious bid in OIL
It's official. More than 50% of the "wealth" effect created from the 2011 lows to the 2015 highs has been destroyed
Most costly U.S. stocks to short underperformed by 26% in 2015 China, Fed, gap between winners vs. rest of market is helping
By: Nick Bernabe (ANTIMEDIA) Tokyo, Japan -- Fast food giant McDonald's has been having a rough time. Considering its recent decision to close 700 locations in 2015, dire predictions from franchise owners claiming the company is facing its "fina
Now what to do with it. The Arctic is open for business, and everyone wants a piece. A council at Davos lays down some rules.
So says a certain stock-valuation analysis
Oil Breaks $28 Again; In Search of Jobs
Yahoo NASDAQ
Faces Investigation of Business Ties
Market volatility benefits speculators, not regular investors Leaders will make market dynamic while boosting regulation
The ad blocker's registration for the Interactive Advertising Bureau's annual conference was revoked with virtually no explanation.
In what may prove to be the multi-billion-dollar online gaming industry's biggest change in a decade, Russia appears to be ready to finally let its estimated 20 million poker players legally compete on the internet.
The Los Angeles-based startup Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT) is gearing up to build a five-mile test track to test its Hyperloop.
China's slowing growth has crushed shipping rates to such an extent that hiring a 1,100-foot merchant vessel would set you back less than the price of renting a Ferrari for a day.
One of David Einhorn's kids gave him some investment advice:
Warren Buffett has been consistently wrong on oil, but many experts are calling a bottom on oil prices now that the investor extraordinaire has upped his ante in Phillips 66, betting that he can't be wrong three times in a row.
In case you didn't get the message, Donald Trump is going to "make America great again."
