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'It's like goosebumps on your brain': Maryland Maria draws YouTube audience of millions for her whispered voice which induces mysterious physical sensation Millions listen to her hushed whispersThe videos can instill tranquility and even overcome insomniaScientists say the videos induce a physical sensation known as autonomous sensory meridian response which feels goodMaria made her first ASMR video in February 2011 A 28-year-old blonde woman from Maryland is creating ...
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How the Market Stole Christmas! (Macro Man)To save itself, Greece must exit the Euro (Telegraph)The First Casualty of a Bear Market (The Reformed Broker)Vanguard turns firepower on shake-up of financial advice market (FT)How Did Balanced Funds Weather the Crisis? CIO asks if pensions might have been better off sticking with the old ways. (Chief Investment Officer)Obama’s Unambiguous Message to Putin About Cuba: We Win and You Lose (Bloomberg)A ...
Whether you’re the CEO of a multinational or a sole proprietor, it pays to have a sense of where the opportunities lie and the dangers lurk in 2015. That’s what this special issue is about. In the following pages, we offer a detailed look at key people, industries, and regions, along with the most important emerging trends. This introduction focuses on the macroeconomic picture—in other words, the conditions that will help or hinder all you strivers in ...
More than 350 people attended the economic-outlook presentation, which was organized and hosted by the Doermer School of Business at IPFW, the Kelley School at IU and Greater Fort Wayne Inc. 2014 is “the best year we’ve had economically in at least five years,” Kyle Anderson of Indiana University told more than 350 people at the Hotel Fort Wayne. Anderson expects continued strong expansion in the U.S. economy of about 3 percent next year. ...
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