The Olympics are known for being wildly expensive, and are likely fiscally irresponsible for the vast majority of the world’s countries due to the astronomical costs associated with hosting. How does the FIFA World Cup stack up?
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Although genetic testing allowed the Golden State Killer to be found and arrested, it seems to be an egregious breach of information when knowledge of our basic biological building blocks can be analyzed by complete strangers, all without our permission.
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It is important to keep in consideration the question of whether or not e-commerce is ‘destroying’ this nation's economy, or if it’s simply changing it to a new, more efficient form of service.
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For conscientious bankers, what does news like this mean for the way we view the behemoth lending institutions to which we entrust our savings?
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Airplanes, against popular sentiment, are remarkably safe forms of transport: in 2016, there were 37,000 deaths by car in America alone, compared to zero by air travel. In fact, this is the first passenger death to occur on a U.S. plane in nine years. Yet, Southwest will not be unaffected by this tragedy.
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For those that are unfamiliar with eSports, the industry is competitive video gaming at a professional level; the premise behind much of what the industry produces and streams is to have two teams competing against one another in front of a live audience, similar to traditional sporting events.
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ESPN+’s inaccessibility, in terms of consumer leisure, will not bode well for the future of this platform; unless large changes are implemented, ESPN may not become the trailblazer it had envisioned itself to be.
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Whatever the reasons or repercussions, it seems that millennials aren’t going to zip their lips about their funds and incomes anytime soon.
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Despite all these problematic issues, there will likely be no decrease in attendance, and most likely, no campaign can be successful enough to cripple such a massive corporation.
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When behemoth malls shut their doors for the final time, though, their structures remain. The buildings they leave behind, already outfitted with air conditioners and regulation wiring, are prime candidates for retrofitting to suit a new, entirely different purpose.
Read MoreAs a Netflix co-founder, Mitch Lowe may seem a strange pick for MoviePass as its CEO; however, he articulates his belief that the movies still have a place in modern society and how much more social they are.
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Facebook is not a monopoly in the traditional sense as it neither controls exclusive supply of a good or service nor does it technically have a high barrier to entry to start the business.
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How does this free video game Fortnite net $15 million in its first three weeks on a mobile platform?
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The power of publicity is a two-sided coin, and in the digital age, companies must be cognizant of and vigilant in maintaining their public presence more than ever.
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While Boracay’s tourism-based economy has thrived by these increasing numbers, the small island lacked the necessary infrastructure to prepare.
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Greenhouse gas emissions pose a serious environmental threat. If the US government is not willing to significantly to minimize their effects, then it is ultimately up to businesses to move forward to keep our climate clean and reduce our carbon footprint.
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What has made these companies unique is that they also provide information and market directly to the consumer.
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There is no doubt that universities have expanded resources to better serve students from lower-income backgrounds, but the greater question at hand is how these students can thrive in the environments of elite institutions.
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The ample discussion surrounding e-krona, as well as other forms of cryptocurrency, points to a greater phenomenon. Students should be aware of the changing culture of money. The prevalence of technology in our everyday lives means that change will likely arise with regards to the way we handle our finances, and the US government is no stranger to technology’s effects.
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With Silicon Valley continually innovating, playing with big data and artificial intelligence, the plausibility of another Cambridge Analytica breach is likely. Despite this threat, Washington DC cannot be farther away, both in geography and understanding, of novel technology developments.
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