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Here are the 3 ways Larry Fink is positioning BlackRock to outperform after a 'challenging' year

The firm's growth is based on opening up investing to more people. Fink highlighted three ways the asset manager is gearing up for success.
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Here are the 3 ways Larry Fink is positioning BlackRock to outperform after a 'challenging' year

Here are the 3 ways Larry Fink is positioning BlackRock to outperform after a 'challenging' year

Meghan Morris | The firm's growth is based on opening up investing to more people. Fink highlighted three ways the asset manager is gearing up for success.

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Credit Suisse studied 20 years of Warren Buffett's acquisitions to replicate his approach — and it's identified 12 stocks you should buy right now

Credit Suisse studied 20 years of Warren Buffett's acquisitions to replicate his approach — and it's identified 12 stocks you should buy right now

Joe Ciolli | Credit Suisse breaks down how you can pick investments like Warren Buffett and offers 12 specific recommendations.

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Here's how China could launch a 10-plus-year 'super-cycle' in commodities — one that survives the next global recession

Here's how China could launch a 10-plus-year 'super-cycle' in commodities — one that survives the next global recession

Marley Jay | Wells Fargo says that soon China will kick off a boom in food-commodity prices similar to the industrial-commodity bull market it led in the 2000s.

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A startup founder who was rejected 148 times by VCs made these 2 small changes to her pitch, and she's since raised nearly $30 million

A startup founder who was rejected 148 times by VCs made these 2 small changes to her pitch, and she's since raised nearly $30 million

Shana Lebowitz | Kathryn Minshew, CEO of The Muse, kept getting rejected by investors until she figured out how to make her pitch more appealing.

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Former Twitter exec Adam Bain explains why internet-connected in-home fitness startups like Tonal and Peloton are a hit with investors

Former Twitter exec Adam Bain explains why internet-connected in-home fitness startups like Tonal and Peloton are a hit with investors

Megan Hernbroth | The former Twitter exec and Tonal board member Adam Bain explains why investors love at-home fitness startups such as Tonal and Peloton.

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Forget Amazon and Google. Apple could bring in $300 billion a year in healthcare, Morgan Stanley says

Forget Amazon and Google. Apple could bring in $300 billion a year in healthcare, Morgan Stanley says

Emma Court | Apple's watch and iPhone give it a huge advantage in healthcare. Morgan Stanley says that could one day lead to more than $300 billion in revenue.

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Yet another head of cloud leaves SAP as CEO Bill McDermott pursues the cloud strategy that Oracle refuses to try

Yet another head of cloud leaves SAP as CEO Bill McDermott pursues the cloud strategy that Oracle refuses to try

Julie Bort | SAP is bringing its products to Amazon's and other clouds. Oracle is pushing people towards its own cloud.

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Ad-tech execs are betting big on OTT but worry that ad fraud and measurement challenges will hold back advertisers

Ad-tech execs are betting big on OTT but worry that ad fraud and measurement challenges will hold back advertisers

Lauren Johnson | Ad-tech companies are hoping to make a dent in the $70 billion TV market but face challenges in streaming TV.

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BMW and Volkswagen are relying on both Amazon and Microsoft, and it's proof that the cloud market is more complicated than you think

BMW and Volkswagen are relying on both Amazon and Microsoft, and it's proof that the cloud market is more complicated than you think

Rosalie Chan | Microsoft recently partnered with BMW, and Amazon Web Services partnered with Volkswagen. Both are working on clouds for automotive manufacturing.

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How Oracle CEO Mark Hurd confidently turned around the company, even while employees and shareholders doubted him

How Oracle CEO Mark Hurd confidently turned around the company, even while employees and shareholders doubted him

Richard Feloni | After Mark Hurd joined Oracle in 2010, he revamped how products were made and sold at the tech company. He explained how he knew to stick to his plan.

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