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Elon Musk Opens Door To A Tesla Talent Exodus, Despite Golden Handcuffs
Elon Musk needs to cut one in ten jobs at Tesla. Some may already have their eye on the exit.
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Big Investors, Unfazed By Techs' Roller Coaster, Buy 'FANG' Stocks
Fund managers such as T Rowe Price and Federated Investors, who were already overweight the sector, said they were buying beaten-down so-called 'FANG' stocks.
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Opinion: Ruchir Sharma On 10 Big 2017 Trends Including The Death Of Outsourcing
By many accounts, the election of a former reality TV star as leader of the free world has made its future more unreal, and more difficult to forecast. But Donald Trump is just a striking reminder of a basic forecasting rule: expect the unexpected. Here are 10 trends to watch in 2017, with an eye to the unexpected.
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China startup dodges IPO ban, floats on shopping website
Chinese entrepreneur Zhu Jiang didn't need a stock market to raise cash for his media startup. Impatient to tap investors even though Beijing has frozen new share sales, Zhu started flogging stock on shopping website Taobao.com.
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Elon Musk Opens Door To A Tesla Talent Exodus, Despite Golden Handcuffs
Elon Musk needs to cut one in ten jobs at Tesla. Some may already have their eye on the exit.
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Big Investors, Unfazed By Techs' Roller Coaster, Buy 'FANG' Stocks
Fund managers such as T Rowe Price and Federated Investors, who were already overweight the sector, said they were buying beaten-down so-called 'FANG' stocks.
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Opinion: Ruchir Sharma On 10 Big 2017 Trends Including The Death Of Outsourcing
By many accounts, the election of a former reality TV star as leader of the free world has made its future more unreal, and more difficult to forecast. But Donald Trump is just a striking reminder of a basic forecasting rule: expect the unexpected. Here are 10 trends to watch in 2017, with an eye to the unexpected.
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China startup dodges IPO ban, floats on shopping website
Chinese entrepreneur Zhu Jiang didn't need a stock market to raise cash for his media startup. Impatient to tap investors even though Beijing has frozen new share sales, Zhu started flogging stock on shopping website Taobao.com.
