In 2016, Bloomberg dominated with a 33.4 percent market share, against Thomson Reuters's 23.1 percent, according to Burton-Taylor International Consulting LLC. To compound the challenge, start-ups are proliferating, and the way professionals consume data is changing too. Terminals now jostle
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Richard Chambers, the president and CEO of the Institute of Internal Auditors, reacts to the allegations in the KPMG-PCAOB scandal, writing that “the extent of the ethical lapses exhibited by the accused is appalling.” He does not believe “for one minute” that these lapses should affect the reputations of
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A secretive startup has unveiled its new grocery-getter, one of many automakers that are leaving people out of the equation. By. Kyle Stock. @KyleStock More stories by Kyle Stock. January 30, 2018, 3:00 AM PST. Play Video. Play. Mute. Current Time 0:00. /. Duration Time 0:00. Loaded: 0%. Progress: 0
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“This is where we'll see the most legislative action during the coming year,” Yesnowitz said. “What is most fascinating about this topic is the potential for some state governments to challenge the new federal regime. This aim may be accomplished by challenging the reach of new limitations on the SALT
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What does Saudi Prince Alwaleed's return home mean for Kingdom Holdings? Bloomberg's Yousef Gamal El-Din reports. (Source: Bloomberg). Saudi Arabia's benchmark Tadawul All Share Index extended gains after the announcement to close 0.8 percent higher in Riyadh. Prince Alwaleed's Kingdom
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