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Big Tech on steroids: why the 2020s will be the “decade of the DAO”
Opinion Big tech companies have transformed the way we live our lives. But if you thought they were disruptive, you haven’t seen anything yet. As Dominic Frisby explains, we’re about to enter the age of the “decentralised autonomous organisation”, or DAO.
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Trading: short Snowflake, a company with its head in the clouds
Tips Cloud-computing company Snowflake is absurdly overvalued and its bubble is starting to burst. Matthew Partridge picks the best way to play it.
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What’s in store for Amazon after Jeff Bezos bows out?
News Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s founder and CEO, is stepping down after 27 years in charge. What will change at the e-commerce behemoth? Matthew Partridge reports
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Quiz of the week 30 January – 5 February
Features Tesla chief Elon Musk tweeted messages in support of an obscure cryptocurrency this week, sending its price soaring. But which one? And what else happened this week? Test your recollection of the events of the last seven days with MoneyWeek's quiz of the week.
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Quiz of the week 21-27 November
Features Test your recollection of the events of the last seven days with MoneyWeek's quiz of the week.
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Sainsbury’s job cuts make business sense, but leave a sour taste
News The job cuts have left a sour taste as they have come with a dividend payout and follow a business-rates holiday. Matthew Partridge reports.
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Lessons for investors from Big Tech's previous golden era
Analysis The forerunners of today's tech stock titans dominated the 1960s and 1970s. Former Xerox senior manager Dr Mike Tubbs was there and explains what investors can learn from those companies' mistakes.
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Where will markets be in 2030? Here are 20 forecasts for the 2020s
Analysis A lot has changed in the last ten years – stockmarkets soared, technology transformed our lives and politics has changed beyond measure. Here, Dominic Frisby predicts what might change in the next decade.
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Why the big tech companies should be broken up
Opinion Rather than wait and be at the mercy of regulators, the big tech companies should begin the process of breaking themselves up, says Matthew Lynn.
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