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The Business of Healthy
The choices Americans make about what to eat and drink are often unhealthy ones, contributing to a
n obesity rate of more than 33 percent.
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Prescription for Wellness: Extending Our Health Span
The last century has seen advances in life span leading to individual and societal achievements th
at would have been unimaginable to prior generations.
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Health Care in the Digital Age
Mobile, big data, the Internet of Things and social media are leading a revolution that is transfo
rming opportunities in health care and research.
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Great Ambition: Islamic Finance Goes Global
Islamic banking, based on religious principles that forbid collecting interest, is one of the fast
est-growing sectors in global finance and one that escaped significant damage during the financial crisis.
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Rebuilding Housing Finance: The Next Steps
How will housing finance evolve amid regulatory change and the challenges of achieving large-scale
reform legislation?
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U.S. Overview: Political and Economic Currents After the Midterm Elections
Each week seems to introduce new uncertainty into America's economic and foreign policy prospects.
As the Federal Reserve continues to lift interest rates, investors' faith in the tech-anchored economy remains largely—almost unshakably—bullish.
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How Artificial Intelligence Will Change Business and People in the Coming Decade
A.I. and deep learning, which once seemed like science fiction, have become an expected feature of
the modern business innovation curve.
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Superbugs: Avoiding an Existential Threat to Humanity
Antibiotic-resistant infections kill about 33,000 Europeans annually. By 2050, as many as 90,000 B
ritons may die from related causes. These growing numbers point to alarming economic and social costs.
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Energy Plays in a Carbon-Constrained World
As growth in renewables and natural gas remains steady, relentless energy demands from the United
States, Asia, and elsewhere point to the continued need for oil into the foreseeable future.
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