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Jumat, 27 Desember 2019

This analyst thinks that Apple's amazing year on the stock market of 85% growth is only the start of a three-year march towards a $2 trillion valuation

Wedbush's Dan Ives thinks Apple's iPhone sales are ready for a comeback that would drive the company's shares even higher.
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This analyst thinks that Apple's amazing year on the stock market of 85% growth is only the start of a three-year march towards a $2 trillion valuation

This analyst thinks that Apple's amazing year on the stock market of 85% growth is only the start of a three-year march towards a $2 trillion valuation

Troy Wolverton | Wedbush's Dan Ives thinks Apple's iPhone sales are ready for a comeback that would drive the company's shares even higher.

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One of tech and media's most influential investment bankers thinks 2020 could see a shakeout in the streaming wars  — read the full memo he sent to staff

One of tech and media's most influential investment bankers thinks 2020 could see a shakeout in the streaming wars — read the full memo he sent to staff

Meghan Morris | Aryeh B. Bourkoff, a tech, media, and telecom banker who founded LionTree Advisors, said "profitable, scaled businesses" that have survived new challengers should last for at least the next five years.

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A top investor who backed Hims and One Medical predicts 2020 will be the year prescription weight-loss treatments go direct-to-consumer

A top investor who backed Hims and One Medical predicts 2020 will be the year prescription weight-loss treatments go direct-to-consumer

Lydia Ramsey | Ambar Bhattacharyya says 2020 will be the year access to prescription weight loss treatments start to go online the way hair loss treatments have.

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Companies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies. Here are their plans to upend the $3.6 trillion industry.

Companies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies. Here are their plans to upend the $3.6 trillion industry.

Lydia Ramsey | As healthcare costs keep rising for Americans, retailers see an opportunity to win patients over with convenience and lower prices.

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From zero planes, vans, or trucks in the beginning of the 2010s to delivering 3.5 billion packages this year, Amazon is becoming a logistics giant. Here's the timeline of its transformation.

From zero planes, vans, or trucks in the beginning of the 2010s to delivering 3.5 billion packages this year, Amazon is becoming a logistics giant. Here's the timeline of its transformation.

Rachel Premack | Amazon quietly became a logistics giant in the 2010s. And its network won't just move your Prime packages in 2020s.

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An Uber Eats executive explains why the suburbs are key to its fastest-growing business area

An Uber Eats executive explains why the suburbs are key to its fastest-growing business area

Graham Rapier | Uber's taxi rides outside of urban cores are deeply unprofitable, but delivery could help the company's balance sheet turn green in time for an IPO.

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Here are the top 10 case studies every MBA student should know

Here are the top 10 case studies every MBA student should know

Weng Cheong,Max Nisen | Case studies are real-world examples of why businesses succeed or fail — like Apple changing its name to pivot away from just producing computers.

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How Instagram influencers can get free products from brands like Disney without millions of followers

How Instagram influencers can get free products from brands like Disney without millions of followers

Amanda Perelli | The "mommy blogger" Jehava Brown said she has been sent products like a new washer and dryer from Whirlpool in exchange for promotion online.

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This veteran CFO moved from hot $3.9 billion startup Snowflake to hot $4 billion startup TripActions, and it taught him the importance of having the CEO set a corporate culture

This veteran CFO moved from hot $3.9 billion startup Snowflake to hot $4 billion startup TripActions, and it taught him the importance of having the CEO set a corporate culture

Benjamin Pimentel | TripActions first CFO Thomas Tuchscherer was Snowflake's first CFO. He said the move made him appreciate the importance of a company's culture.

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