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Large incumbent financial firms will continue to control the bulk of the value in the industry, but the structure of the value chain and the way these firms compete will change drastically.

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Global warming is helping to make some of the multimillion-ounce gold deposits once trapped under glaciers and permafrost in or near northern Canada into some of the most attractive mining M&A targets in North America.

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The Chinese government looks set to entwine itself with some of the country's largest media companies, but what does that mean for the future of China's media and internet giants?

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Amazon is an engineering company, and therefore, its second headquarters should be located where engineering talent is plentiful.

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Could stock valuations reach levels seen in 2000? Commonwealth CIO Brad McMillan says just because prices are high doesn't mean they can't get even higher.

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Harley-Davidson announced its Q3 2017 results on October 17, and while the company beat expectations for revenues (reported $1.15 billion against a consensus estimate of $964 million), its earnings per share of $0.40 was about in line with consensus estimates.

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After stumbling out the gate and whiffing on its first earnings report as a public company, Blue Apron is attempting to course-correct: the beleaguered meal-kit delivery company disclosed Wednesday that it is laying off 6% of its workforce.

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The clothing subscription company plans to list its stock on the Nasdaq.

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Traditional retailers' product-centricity has caused them to lose sight of how customers' wants and needs have evolved. Product is important, but creating an intensely relevant and remarkable experience is what will allow struggling retailers to get back in the game.

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China and India are beating Japan in two key competitiveness indicators -- the ability to attract and retain talent.

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