Business News

  1. Apple and Tesla may be market darlings, but hedge funds are betting big they’ll collapse  CNBC
  2. Tesla releases new design drawing, announces design center to build ‘Chinese-style’ car  Electrek
  3. Tesla Boldly Goes Where No Auto Stock Has Gone Before  Wall Street Journal
  4. Tesla China shares rendering of Compact EV smaller than Model 3 in job posting  Teslarati
  5. Tesla owners are unintentionally buying expensive software upgrades and not getting refunds, Musk says will address  Electrek
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  1. Netflix Budget for 2020 Content Projected to Be $17 Billion or More  Collider.com
  2. Netflix Earnings Could Put Worries Over Disney+ to Rest  Barron’s
  3. Netflix Projected to Spend More Than $17 Billion on Content in 2020  Variety
  4. Netflix iPhone app users are also subscribing to Disney+  Vox.com
  5. StockBeat: Disney’s Explosive Start to Streaming Catches Wall Street’s Eye  Investing.com
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  1. Busch Beer will give customers in select cities $1 back for every inch of snow  Fox News
  2. Digital Dive: Busch beer drinkers can get a $1 rebate for every inch of snow that falls in Minneapol  KARE 11
  3. Busch offering Michiganders $1 off beer for every inch of snow that falls in Grand Rapids  MLive.com
  4. Buffalo, For Every Inch It Snow Busch Will Give Us $1 Off  wyrk.com
  5. Busch Beer gives Nebraskans a reason to wish for snow  1011now
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Science News

  1. Scientists Built a Robot From 40 Pigeon Feathers and It Flies Beautifully  Gizmodo
  2. Scientists discover secret to bird flight: ‘natural velcro feathers’  The Telegraph
  3. ‘PigeonBot’ Brings Robots Closer To Bird-Like Flight  NPR
  4. With Help from Pigeon Feathers, This Robot Takes to the Sky  Discover Magazine
  5. ‘PigeonBot’ is the first robot that can bend its wings like a real bird  Science News
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Technology News

  1. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore review: Second chance for a quirky gem  Polygon
  2. Nintendo Download: 16th January (North America)  Nintendo Life
  3. Tokyo Mirage Sessions For Switch Is A Fun Time, But It’s Lacking Purpose  GameSpot
  4. Nintendo Download: Tokyo Mirage Sessions FE Encore  Destructoid
  5. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore: Crossover Chaos in this awesome Anime adventure  Mirror Online
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Business News

  1. Microsoft Pledges To Remove From The Atmosphere All The Carbon It’s Ever Emitted  NPR
  2. Microsoft wants to capture all of the carbon dioxide it’s ever emitted  The Verge
  3. Microsoft Raises Stakes in Corporate Climate-Pledge Race  Wall Street Journal
  4. Readers’ personal climate actions: Hybrid cars, solar energy, diet changes, lobbying and more  Seattle Times
  5. Microsoft makes ‘carbon negative’ pledge  BBC News
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Technology News

  1. Google Chrome’s cookie ban is good news for Google — and maybe your privacy  Vox.com
  2. Google is finally killing off Chrome apps, which nobody really used anyhow  The Verge
  3. Google wants to change the way cookies work  CNN
  4. What Are Third-Party Internet Cookies, and Why Is Google Killing Them?  VICE
  5. Google called out by ANA and 4A’s after saying it will phase out cookies from Chrome  AdAge.com
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Only 25 Percent of Investors Are Confident in Banks’ Digital Strategies According to Oliver Wyman  Valdosta Daily Times
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Science News

  1. Prehistoric scorpion is earliest known animal to venture from sea onto land  CNN
  2. Ancient fossil ‘may prove scorpion was first land-dwelling animal’  The Guardian
  3. Ancient Scorpion Offers Clues to How Animals Moved From Sea to Land  Wall Street Journal
  4. Fossil is the oldest-known scorpion  Phys.org
  5. World’s Oldest Scorpions May Have Moved From Sea to Land 437 Million Years Ago  Smithsonian
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