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Apple's A10 Chip For iPhone 7 To Be Manufactured Exclusively By TSMC, Samsung No Longer Onboard: Report
Tech Times - 11 Feb 2016 15:56
The iPhone 7 processor, the A10 chip, will be manufactured exclusively by TSMC, according to a report. Here's the possible reason as to why Apple awarded the deal to TSMC, not to Samsung.
Tap into $15 trillion and plant it in real estate
New York Post - 11 Feb 2016 04:11
Topic: negative interest rates vs. The Crudele Plan. I know, I'm excited, too. Eight years of bad-to-mediocre economic growth have certainly been interesting. The new normal has become an unimpressive 2 percent annual ex...
Are you Struggling to Make Hard Decisions?
inc - 11 Feb 2016 16:30
A simple 5 step process to help you make decisions faster.
The Wall Street Journal: Chinese group bids $1.2 billion for Opera Software
Market Watch - 11 Feb 2016 05:22
A consortium of Chinese companies has bid $1.2 billion in cash to buy Opera Software ASA, a Norwegian maker of Internet browsers, the latest sign of how a weakening currency hasn't affected China's appetite for acquisiti...
Here's why native English speakers are losing out in the global business market
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 05:00
Flickr / Sebastiaan ter Burg Language skills are often trumpeted as a cornerstone of social integration, allowing citizens to participate fully in their host communities. British prime minister David Cameron recently ann...
This model was dropped from her agency for her size--now she's the face of Victoria's Secret's top competitor
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 00:06
Iskra Lawrence was let go as a teen because her 36-inch hips were "too big." She tried to find plus-sized agencies, but she was considered too small. Aerie was the perfect fit. Story and editing by Alana Yzola Follow IN...
Zenefits Is Under Investigation In California
Fast Company - 11 Feb 2016 23:25
A few days after Zenefits CEO Parker Conrad resigned, the company is under scrutiny for its compliance with California laws. Zenefits, the $4.5 billion health insurance brokerage startup whose CEO stepped down on Monday,...
The future of television, according to Google
Washington Post - 11 Feb 2016 18:58
Google is increasingly interested in building an alternative to the traditional cable set-top box, according to a top exec for Google Fiber.Milo Medin, vice president of access services at Google, predicts that the Inter...
Tesla Earnings: Why They Aren't Built for Speed
Wall Street Journal - 11 Feb 2016 04:34
Lofty forecasts gave Tesla stock a big boost. Bringing hopes to fruition will be much trickier.
OK Go shot their new music video in zero-gravity at a space training center in Russia
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 20:58
With hits like "This Too Shall Pass," OK Cupid has mastered the viral music video. Today, they dropped their video, which is for their song "Upside Down & Inside Out." They shot the accompanying music video in zero grav...
Why the Yen Just Keeps Getting Stronger
Wall Street Journal - 11 Feb 2016 18:51
The ferocious strengthening of the yen reveals the brittle underpinnings of the Abenomics stock-market rally.
3 Science-Backed Ways to Improve Your Memory
inc - 11 Feb 2016 15:30
Recent research reveals odd but effective ways to tune up your brain.
HSBC accused of supporting Mexican drug cartels in lawsuit
Miami Herald - 11 Feb 2016 04:55
Four families have sued global bank HSBC in federal court in Texas alleging that the bank permitted Mexican drug cartels to launder money and thereby provided material support to terrorists. …
Facebook has spent billions of dollars on investments -- and it's just getting started
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 03:43
Justin Sullivan/Getty "We still think we're early in investing in the business." Those are the words of Facebook CFO Dave Wehner on the company's recent fourth-quarter earnings call. To his point, Facebook increased its ...
Forever 21's plus-size Instagram account is infuriating consumers
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 22:54
Forever 21 launched an Instagram account for its plus-size sector three weeks ago. The retailer debuted the page with a photo of Ashley Graham, who has become something of an ambassador for curvy women around the world.�...
Stocks are now down about 15% -- how much further could they fall?
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 19:36
Doug Short, Advisor Perspectives A few months ago, I noted that stocks were so frighteningly expensive that they could fall more than 50%. I also noted that that would not be the worst-case scenario. Well, since then, s...
An Australian billionaire is building the 'Titanic II', and it will set sail in 2018
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 19:22
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer has been trying to build an exact replica of the Titanic for a long time. After construction was pushed back, Palmer's plans for Titanic II have finally reached fruition. The ship plan...
2 Harvard students built a company that will do your chores for you -- and it's made money since day one
Business Insider - 11 Feb 2016 18:27
Alfred founders Marcela Sapone and Jessica Beck While attending Harvard Business School, Marcela Sapone and Jessica Beck inadvertently came up with a startup idea born from their messy apartments. The two women had hir...
Why You Should Reach Out to Embrace What's Different
inc - 11 Feb 2016 15:35
Make a point of challenging your beliefs about the world around you. You just might grow as a result.
Nymex Crude Slips Below $27 a Barrel
Wall Street Journal - 11 Feb 2016 08:19
Oil futures prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell below $27 per barrel as the market largely ignored a drawdown in U.S. crude oil stockpiles amid a wider supply glut.
Hong Kong Market Reopens to Steep Falls
Wall Street Journal - 11 Feb 2016 04:12
Stocks in Hong Kong dropped 4% early Thursday, catching up with deep selloffs in the region as the market reopened after an extended holiday.
Credit Barometer Flashes a Warning Sign on Banks
Wall Street Journal - 11 Feb 2016 23:59
The cost of insurance against default on the debt of many big banks has jumped, adding to the forces pummeling confidence in markets.