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Feb 09, 2016

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How Tech's Undisruptables Got That Wa=

In the age of innovation, the theory goes, no established company can=rest on its laurels. But Facebook isn't fretting about upstart competitors=— and neither are Apple, Amazon, or any of the other frightful five th=t dominate the tech world. Justin Fox considers =our reasons why.

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Sanders Is Late =o the Wall Street Revolution

The fiery Vermont senator has said that if he becomes president, he'l= enact a host of reforms to rein in the financial industry. Noah Smith says there's just one problem: Many o= those fixes are already in place.

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