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Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese Offers Unique, Lux Cocktail Experience Tucked away in a section of Rome that is more garden oasis than bustling city is the Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese.
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How the small but mighty Bluebird Cafe builds an enduring brand The television show ‘Nashville’ brought national attention to the venue, but Erika Wollam Nichols explains how the cafe is true to its local community. The Bluebird Cafe was founded by Amy Kurland in 1982 and is now ...
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How Google Can Beat the Odds

Wall Street Journal - 26 Dec 2019 18:28
Over the last decade, Alphabet's stock has developed a distinctive pattern of doing well in odd years and poorly in even years.
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Whether it's retirement or a down payment, New Year's is one of the best times to make a financial plan, behavioral economists say. Here are some of their tips and strategies.
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Shooting, Sex Crime and Theft: Airbnb Takes Halting Steps to Police Its Platform The company faces a question likely to consume the tech industry: How much responsibility should it assume for safety problems on its site? It has taken some recent steps, but former employees say more stringent measures...
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SEC wants to let small investors into big IPOs

New York Post - 26 Dec 2019 04:52
SEC wants to let small investors into big IPOs Wall Street's top watchdog wants mom-and-pop investors to grab a slice of the next Facebook before it goes public -- but critics fret that they'll fall prey to the next WeWork. Jay Clayton, chairman of the Securities and...
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Fed could write a new chapter on bank supervision in 2020

American Banker - 26 Dec 2019 04:30
With adjustments to the post-crisis regulatory framework now complete, the Federal Reserve may begin the decade year with a focus on supervisory and examination processes.
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Big Investors Showing Love to Gas Fields Others Shun

Wall Street Journal - 26 Dec 2019 15:43
Speculators have a dim view of natural gas, piling into a big bet that prices will fall, but such big investors as Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones are moving in the other direction, gobbling up unloved gas fields.
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Wells Fargo and other banks lease out railcars that carry coal, grain and other commodities. The business is becoming a weak spot.
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Post-Christmas sales 2019: When stores open Thursday for returns and more holiday shopping Whether you have a new gift card or an unwanted gift to return, after Christmas sales offer a chance to buy what you want for yourself at a discount.       
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Avoid Getting Scammed! The Dos and Don'ts

Forbes - 26 Dec 2019 01:25
Avoid Getting Scammed! The Dos and Don'ts Caution and alertness during any transaction process can protect one from fraudsters. Beware of deals that seem too good to be true. Usually, they are!
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Prosecutors say that Michael Avenatti was $15 million in debt when he sought to extort Nike Associated Press Prosecutors say California attorney Michael Avenatti was over $15 million in debt when he tried toextortup to $25 million from Nike, while Avenatti's lawyers say the money he legally requested to conduct...
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Worst Airports For Delays--Prepare For Travel Delays If You're Flying From These Airports During The Holidays What are the worst airports in the U.S. for delays? Airport delays over the holiday season. How far in advance to arrive at the airport before a flight? worst airlines delays. For those traveling over the holiday season ...
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Online sales hit record high amid holiday shopping season American shoppers spent a record amount online this holiday season as overall retail sales jumped 3.4 percent, a new report shows. E-commerce sales spiked 18.8 percent from last year and accounted for 14.6 percent of all...
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Tech Giants Hunt for AI Startups---and the Brains Behind Them

Wall Street Journal - 26 Dec 2019 15:00
Tech Giants Hunt for AI Startups---and the Brains Behind Them Technology giants are opening their checkbooks to keep pace in the hot field of artificial intelligence, where some of the best ideas and most sought-after talent reside in small startups and academia.
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The Way Of The Property Manager

Forbes - 26 Dec 2019 15:00
The Way Of The Property Manager If you're considering getting into the property management business, here are some talents you must possess and issues to study before making the move.
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Generative adversarial networks (GANs) are among the most versatile kinds of AI model architectures, and they're constantly improving.
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Nasdaq Takes the Long Way to 9000

Wall Street Journal - 26 Dec 2019 21:50
The Nasdaq Composite Index took a detour on the way to its latest milestone.
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In a newly published paper, Amazon researchers propose TextTubes, a method that promises to improve the recognition of curved text.
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The RetroBeat: 2019's biggest retro gaming moments

Venture Beat - 26 Dec 2019 20:03
I'm celebrating my favorite gaming events of 2019 that celebrated retro gaming, including compilations, ports and even knew games inspired by the classics.
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The Untold Side Of Remote Working: Isolation And Lack Of Career Progression Flexible and remote work have taken center stage in the debate for the future of work. While there is plenty to gain, remote work does not come without some serious side effects.
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Researchers want to use Mega Man 2 to evaluate AI

Venture Beat - 26 Dec 2019 18:44
In a preprint paper, researchers propose a new AI and machine learning benchmark -- EvoMan -- that taps Capcom's Mega Man 2 to evaluate model performance.
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