All posts tagged "axios.com"
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When automation and aging collide
Two global mega-trends — automation and aging — are coming together to upend the future of work. Why it...
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Big Tech backlash could spur the next generation of startups
The 2020 bull case for tech startups, and the investors who love them, is that federal regulators will...
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Story time: This is why we need digital currencies
My recent trip to Lisbon made it crystal clear why Facebook and a number of central banks see...
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NATO allies spooked despite White House soothing
This week’s NATO meeting in London will be “a celebratory leaders’ meeting” — at least that’s the White...
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Small social networks are in vogue
Small is the new big when it comes to social networking, with a number of startups and established...
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AI washing
Zealous marketing departments, capital-hungry startup founders and overeager reporters are casting the futuristic sheen of artificial intelligence over...
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Now Big Tech is trying to calm us down
Several of the biggest social media platforms are beginning to test changes that cut down on scorekeeping, discourage harassment...
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CEOs’ allergy to geopolitics
If CEOs are the new politicians, many of them don’t seem to have thought carefully about foreign policy —...
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Greece’s incredible bond rally
The S&P 500 has enjoyed a strong year and equities around the globe have delivered solid returns, but...
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The global shortage of privacy experts
Axios’ Jennifer Kingson writes: It’s more important than ever for companies to hire privacy experts to help them navigate...
