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2017

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RT (Daily news) 

Trump vows to visit ‘absolutely obliterated’ Puerto Rico

President Donald Trump said Hurricane Maria “totally destroyed” Puerto Rico and promised a visit to the US territory, although he did not state when. The storm has resulted in 15 deaths, and at least 20 people are missing across the Caribbean.
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Forbes.com 

Top Hedge Fund Ideas That Outperform the Market

This begs the question, is value-investing style active management in decline? In this article, we will demonstrate that, at least in SumZero's case, the death of stock-picking has been greatly exaggerated.

The New York Times 

It’s the U.N.’s Week, but Executives Make It a High-Minded Mingle

The inaugural Bloomberg Global Business Forum drew influential figures to the Plaza Hotel on Wednesday. From left, Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group; Lloyd Blankfein, chairman and chief executive of Goldman Sachs; and Yasir Al Rumayyan, chief executive of the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, at a discussion.

WSJ.com 

Mnuchin Unveils New North Korea Sanctions

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin unveiled President Donald Trump’s new sanctions on North Korea Thursday, highlighting how the sanctions target individuals, companies and financial institutions involved in business with Pyongyang. Photo: Getty

New York Post 

Americans are expected to spend $9.1B on Halloween crap this year

Americans may be pulling back on spending on apparel — but when its comes to Halloween, the budgets are scary good. Spending on the scariest of holidays is expected to shoot up 8.3 percent this year to a record $9.1 billion, according to the National Retail Federation, which estimates that consumers will spend on average...

AOL.com 

Melinda Gates: ‘I’m outraged with what’s going on’ in Silicon Valley

Filed under: Finance, Business, People

Before Melinda Gates became one of the most generous philanthropists in the world, she was one of the first female coders at Microsoft (MSFT).

‘I’m outraged with what’s going on but I’m optimistic’

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BusinessInsider.com 

Reports are swirling that Guggenheim CEO might resign as he's forced to deny that he bought a $13 million mansion for a female executive

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Guggenheim Partners, a $290 billion investment firm with ties to the family behind New York's Guggenheim Museum, is being rocked by a leadership crisis that has now broken into the city's tabloids.

In the past 24 hours, the company has pushed back on multiple reports that CEO Mark Walter will step down, its chief investment officer has claimed on CNBC that there's "no tumult" at the company, and Guggenheim has denied reports on a real-estate blog and in the New York Post... Читать дальше...

New York Post 

Cheap couple ask guests to pay for their wedding

A groom in the UK has asked guests to pay for his wedding. In a “business model” devised by Ben Farina, the groom-to-be has asked for guests to fork out more than $250 to attend their big day in June 2018. The 33-year-old, along with his partner Clare Moran, “sold it” a bit like an...

«Gazette Times» (gazettetimes.com) 

Rival Tuareg groups in Mali sign new ceasefire agreement

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Rival Tuareg groups say they have signed a cease-fire agreement in northern Mali, a deal which could bolster a fragile peace accord between the government and other armed groups.

«TDN» (tdn.com) 

Rival Tuareg groups in Mali sign new ceasefire agreement

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Rival Tuareg groups say they have signed a cease-fire agreement in northern Mali, a deal which could bolster a fragile peace accord between the government and other armed groups.

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

Rival Tuareg groups in Mali sign new ceasefire agreement

BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Rival Tuareg groups say they have signed a cease-fire agreement in northern Mali, a deal which could bolster a fragile peace accord between the government and other armed groups.

BusinessInsider.com 

Mark Zuckerberg outlines a 9-step plan to prevent future elections from being hacked on Facebook (FB)

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On Thursday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined nine steps that Facebook would take to "protect election integrity" and "make sure Facebook is a force for good in democracy," including the delivery of $100,000-worth of Russia-linked ads to government officials and investigators.

“I care deeply about the democratic process and protecting its integrity," he said during a live broadcast on his Facebook page. "I don’t want anyone to use our tools to undermine our democracy.”

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BusinessInsider.com 

Scientists are developing a vaccine that could prevent tooth decay

Chinese researchers are working on a vaccine that could help protect against dental caries (the scientific term for tooth decay). Eventually, their research could be used to help people without regular access to basic dental services maintain healthy teeth. Regular visits to the dentist are an important part of keeping your teeth healthy. But what if you could give your oral health a boost by receiving a vaccine on top of your regular dental care routine? Researchers from the Wuhan Institute... Читать дальше...