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Mundane events are like gold ore to the data miners. They convert that information into digital portraits of us that they can sell to advertisers. Your Data Trail Is Like a Gold Mine
by Ted Bauman June 12, 2017 Privacy Invasion
Mundane events are like gold ore to the data miners. They convert that information into digital portraits of us that they can sell to advertisers.
A small group of important convenience store retailers in Japan are taking a different approach: completely cashierless stores. After the Apocalypse: Retail’s Rebirth?
by Jeff Yastine May 10, 2017 Global Economy
A small group of important convenience store retailers in Japan are taking a different approach: completely cashierless stores.
In 2010, a wave of greed ripped through the mining investment community. Every stock tout in the business began crowing about a coming boom. Mining Mania
by Matt Badiali May 5, 2017 Precious Metals
In 2010, a wave of greed ripped through the mining investment community. Every stock tout in the business began crowing about a coming boom.
It’s tempting to declare that George Orwell has won the debate about the future — surveillance via TV is here. But the truth is more complicated. The Thought Police Are Plugged In
by Ted Bauman March 13, 2017 Privacy Invasion
It’s tempting to declare that George Orwell has won the debate about the future — surveillance via TV is here. But the truth is more complicated.
The CBOE Volatility Index is a simple measure of S&P 500 option buying. When it's high, it signals that investors are hedging their portfolios for a crash. Nervous Investors Move the Markets
by Chad Shoop February 24, 2017 Trading Strategies
The CBOE Volatility Index is a simple measure of S&P 500 option buying. When it's high, it signals that investors are hedging their portfolios for a crash.

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