I have to admit I want one of these. This might be the coolest device ever invented. Introducing The Amazon EchoIt’s like having your very own Government spy right there in your living room, listening to every word you say – tracking everything you do – storing it on the cloud.According to Amazon’s Website:
Amazon Echo is designed around your voice. […]
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NEW YORK — This morning Fitbit (FIT) began trading on the New York Stock Exchange at $30.40 per share. Yesterday the company set its opening price at $20 a share.“Fitbit is at a nexus of technology and health, which are interesting […]
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Update at market close: Fitbit closes flat at $29.68 a share.NEW YORK — This morning Fitbit (FIT) began trading on the New York Stock Exchange at $30.40 per share. Yesterday the company set its opening price at $20 a share.Throughout the […]
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What does the size of a country’s market tell you about a country’s economy and its standard of living?That’s a question frontier markets strategist Andrew Howell aimed to answer in Citi’s massive new report on global public assets.”Governments should encourage the growth of equity markets, because they tend to be associated with economic development,” Howell wrote. “Whether or not […]
If you are interested in getting involved in stock market trading there are a number of things to be aware of. Firstly, if you know little about the subject you will need to become more familiar with it. There are a number of resources that will help you to learn the basics of stock trading. Remember, the key to being […]
Big Data Veracity and the Value of Doubt
by David Lawson | Jun 11, 2014 | Big Data, Cognitive Computing, knowledge, Relationships, Veractiy |
The fourth V of Big Data – Veracity – is not talked about a lot perhaps because it brings up the uncomfortable reality of the inherent uncertainty of data, especially Big Data. The more data sources you […]
Editor’s note: Article originally published on May 19, 2014Today I want to examine the relationship between Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and stock market returns. The purpose will be to determine if periods of strong economic growth correlate to strong stock market returns. Does looking at the macro economic data help or hinder you as an investor?Let’s look at the data […]
Exit from comment view mode. Click to hide this spaceCAMBRIDGE – Big data is made from the digital trail that we leave behind when we use credit cards, mobile phones, or the Web. Used carefully and accurately, these data give us unprecedented scope to understand our society, and improve the way we live and work. But what works in theory […]
Phase One Visualisation © Nelson Byrd Woltz; Courtesy of Hudson YardsNew York University’s Center for Urban Science and Progress has teamed up with the developers of Hudson Yards to transform the future 28-acre mixed-use neighborhood into the nations first “quantified community.” As Crain’s New York reports, the aim is to “use big data to make cities better places to live.” […]
bearrSome mornings it’s just best to stay in bed. This morning was one of them, as stocks continued their sickening swoon from the opening bell. For the majority of stocks, it’s like the “Night of the Living Dead” out there except that we’re still in the a.m. Read Full Article ›› TAGGED: Stock Market, Terry Ponick
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