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Asda's new UK boss could be planning a nuclear price war. He could easily lose it Being the cheapest for 15 years has not worked while lost customers have not been won back. The giant retailer has a serious image problem You've probably never heard of him, but incoming Asda boss Sean Clarke is said to...
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Why you shouldn't pluck your nose hairs

Business Insider - 10 Jul 2016 19:01
Why you shouldn't pluck your nose hairs As unsightly or awkward as they may be, your nose hairs play an important role in keeping you healthy. And there's a very good reason why you shouldn't pluck them out.  Business Insider's video team chatted with Dr...
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Bitcoin Versus Ethereum: Room For Both?

The Huffington Post - 10 Jul 2016 01:29
Bitcoin Versus Ethereum: Room For Both? Ethereum has increasingly become a problem for the Internet's millions of Bitcoin faithful. It goes against Bitcoin maximalist dogma, for one thing: if the 21 million eventual total Bitcoins in the world are the only gen...
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Foreign investors are staying away from US housing

Business Insider - 10 Jul 2016 15:06
Foreign investors are staying away from US housing Coldwell Banker Oh no, we thought when we read the report from the National Association of Realtors. Not now! Not when there’s a huge unstoppable condo glut building up in the teetering housing markets of San Francisco...
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How to hunt for buried U.S. savings bonds

USA Today - 10 Jul 2016 14:32
How to hunt for buried U.S. savings bonds A long walk on the beach is a great time to sift through the sand, trying to spot a hidden treasure. But what if you could use a summer break to uncover hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars in buried bonds?      ...
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After seven years, the monetary policy committee may have to make a change Economists expect interest rates might be cut for the first time since 2009. Even if not, the MPC's long holiday looks to be over As Everton fan Mark Carney has learned since becoming governor of the Bank of England, bei...
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Jack Ma says being sued and investigated will help Alibaba be better understood (Reuters) — Lawsuits and investigations are an opportunity for Alibaba Group Holding Ltd to be better understood, founder and executive chairman Jack Ma said in an interview on Saturday. The U.S. Securities and Exchang...
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Brexit unlikely to roil U.S. real estate sector, experts say Fallout from the U.K. vote to leave the E.U. ultimately could benefit U.S.          
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Why Hearsay Social's Clara Shih pushes companies to think digitally Silicon Valley investor Marc Andreessen once opined that "software is eating the world," a description suggesting that new age companies coming out of the technology industry are directly impacting businesses that have l...
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Chinese-Thai Billionaire's Reignwood Teams Up With Latour On London Club Reignwood Investments, an investment arm of Chinese-Thai billionaire Chanchai Ruayrungruang’s privately held Reignwood Group, will team up with Chateau Latour and the Four Seasons Hotel to open an elite private club i...
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How A Near-Fatal Car Crash Inspired An Italian Entrepreneur's Mind-Boosting Business Idea The entrepreneurial innovation that can emerge from a terrifyingly close shave
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America's trade deficit wasn't always a jobs killer -- but now it is Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Here is something that noted broken clock Donald Trump sort of gets right about our economy: These days, America's trade deficit is a jobs killer. This is not typically the case. Under normal...
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Financial planner: I spend more time talking young people out of buying houses than anything else Flickr / jmv At the end of 2015, certified financial planner Alan Moore shared his 11 best pieces of financial advice with Business Insider. Among them: Don't buy a home. "I spend more time talking young people out of bu...
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Economic Inequality Won't Reverse Until Other Inequality Does Whites and blacks remain polarized over chances of racial equality, and that leaves economic inequality in limbo.
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Envelop VR hands-on: How its Windows 'VR Shell' stands apart from Virtual Desktop Since late last year, I've been hearing about Envelop VR and its plan for a Windows "VR shell." It would allow you to operate all the apps on your PC from within virtual reality. Software like Virtual Desktop, BigScreen,...
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Here's How Much Europe Depends On The UK

Forbes - 10 Jul 2016 14:00
Here's How Much Europe Depends On The UK Euroskeptiscism is on the rise in Europe. Countries like Poland and Hungary have actively sought to limit the EU’s influence and ignore its rules—most recently with regard to refugee policies.
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Personal brands can be used independently, or as extension "mouthpieces" for the main corporate brand, but either way, they offer some serious advantages over their corporate brand counterparts.
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Alan Greenspan wants the US to go back on the gold standard REUTERS "Under a gold standard, the amount of credit that an economy can support is determined by the economy’s tangible assets, since every credit instrument is ultimately a claim on some tangible asset. […] The aba...
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This Week in Small Business Tech: A Phone That Can See Through Walls! Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?
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What's Missing In the Agile Manifesto: Mindset Mindset is more important than processes and tools
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How Scalebound's action master Hideki Kamiya views partnership with Microsoft Platinum Games is known for over-the-top action, but Scalebound is taking that top, adding a few dozen miles, and clearing it in a single leap. Scalebound is one of Microsoft’s most anticipated exclusives. It’s an ac...
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Billions of dollars of gold and silver sit in Canada's 'Golden Triangle' THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE In a hidden corner of Northwestern Canada lies some of the world’s most significant mineral potential. Billions of dollars of undiscovered gold, silver, and copper still sit within an unexplored are...
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