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New York vs. London: Two Cities to Rule Them All
In picking the world's greatest city, these two global capitals are practically tied. But somebody got to be a winner ...
And how an upstart company may change that
The Continent’s problems are as much demographic as financial. They won’t go away soon.
And what that tells us about the economy
The social network will have to be something totally new to justify its valuation.
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In picking the world's greatest city, these two global capitals are practically tied. But somebody got to be a winner ...
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By purchasing America's second largest cinema chain, a Chinese conglomerate is hoping to launch a global entertainment takeover.
After powering the world economy since 2008, developing markets like Brazil, Russia, India and China might be teetering.
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Facebook has fallen 10% in Monday trading so far
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Mitch Daniels has a plan to make his state the new destination for outbound sunbelt businesses. Is it doomed to flop?
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Recent economic research suggests that colleges siphon off a significant portion of federal education aid rather than lowering costs to students
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For 30 years, corporations dominated the efficiency game via offshoring and automating. Now consumers are getting in the game
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Washington needs to stop searching for a grand bargain and start working on politically viable steps that do not require the hammer of imagined fiscal meltdown to motivate action.
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Believe it or not, other stocks besides Facebook traded on Friday. Although Zynga probably wishes it wasn't one of them.While Facebook's…
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Sales of soft drinks are falling in the United States. But don't start writing the industry's obituary yet.
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"I don't think [Facebook] is a bubble. I think it's the beginning of the end of the valley as we know it."
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Espen Robak is the president of Pluris Valuation Advisors, where he tracks burgeoning trading on the secondary private market.
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A generation is a terrible thing to lose
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Nick Hanauer is the kind of innovator and venture capitalist expected to power the country's next wave of growth. So why does he insist that only the fading middle class can rescue America?
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Guest post by Jim Manzi, founder and Chairman of Applied Predictive Technologies, and the author of Uncontrolled: The Surprising Payoff of…
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