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The Magnitude Of India's Economic Slump And How It Can Recover
India has more than a sixth of the world's population. It's also still a poor country. So what happens there is incredibly important for the welfare of the human race.
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Why India Is Source Of Most Elite Group Of Immigrants In US
Among advocates of immigration restriction, it's almost an article of faith that newcomers from rich countries are more desirable than those from poor countries. In early 2018, President Donald Trump reportedly expressed a desire for more immigrants from Norway and fewer from countries such as Haiti, labeling the latter with an expletive.
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League of Legends Coming to Mobile Next Year, Riot Games Announces as It Diversifies
Riot Games has generated billions of dollars over the past 10 years, and in the process created a highly influential, globe-spanning e-sports league.
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Big Tech Needs Strict Privacy Rules, Not a Breakup
The list of people calling for antitrust action against Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple, and other big tech companies is growing.
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Social Media Looks Like the New Opiate of the Masses
With Facebook enduring a wave of public criticism for its cavalier approach to user privacy, it's becoming more apparent how important social media has become.
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How Theranos's Founder Lost $4.5 Billion Overnight
Forbes made quite a stir last week, by reporting that it had cut the estimated net worth of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes from $4.5 billion to ... zero. Since Forbes is widely regarded as the authority on the size of private fortunes, this was a dramatic move.
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Future Robots Won't Own You. You'll Own the Robot
There are few if any signs of this occurring. If robots were replacing us, we'd see significant increases in productivity, but productivity growth is slow everywhere in the world right now.
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You Don't Have To Be Crazy To Start a Business
Are entrepreneurs crazy? The question has certainly been asked.
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The Magnitude Of India's Economic Slump And How It Can Recover
India has more than a sixth of the world's population. It's also still a poor country. So what happens there is incredibly important for the welfare of the human race.
-
Why India Is Source Of Most Elite Group Of Immigrants In US
Among advocates of immigration restriction, it's almost an article of faith that newcomers from rich countries are more desirable than those from poor countries. In early 2018, President Donald Trump reportedly expressed a desire for more immigrants from Norway and fewer from countries such as Haiti, labeling the latter with an expletive.
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League of Legends Coming to Mobile Next Year, Riot Games Announces as It Diversifies
Riot Games has generated billions of dollars over the past 10 years, and in the process created a highly influential, globe-spanning e-sports league.
-
Big Tech Needs Strict Privacy Rules, Not a Breakup
The list of people calling for antitrust action against Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple, and other big tech companies is growing.
-
Social Media Looks Like the New Opiate of the Masses
With Facebook enduring a wave of public criticism for its cavalier approach to user privacy, it's becoming more apparent how important social media has become.
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How Theranos's Founder Lost $4.5 Billion Overnight
Forbes made quite a stir last week, by reporting that it had cut the estimated net worth of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes from $4.5 billion to ... zero. Since Forbes is widely regarded as the authority on the size of private fortunes, this was a dramatic move.
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Future Robots Won't Own You. You'll Own the Robot
There are few if any signs of this occurring. If robots were replacing us, we'd see significant increases in productivity, but productivity growth is slow everywhere in the world right now.
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You Don't Have To Be Crazy To Start a Business
Are entrepreneurs crazy? The question has certainly been asked.
