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Kik chat app shuts down as company goes “all in” on Kin
(betakit.com)
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It will simply be refinanced, like all other debt with sizeable balloon payments. The underlying problem is not the so much the maturity, which can create liquidity issues, but the continued use of debt to finance government deficits.
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Brussels poised to probe Apple over Spotify’s fees complaint
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The Gazillion-Dollar Standoff over Two High-Frequency Trading Towers
(bloomberg.com)
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Page 6. Page 9 is central administrative costs, and then, if we put your private expenditure figure into perspective: in 2010 (highest of the series) private costs were €82m vs €69,000m total healthcare costs in 2010. That is a 0.12%
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Feel free to share with us another official source that shows that this increase in expenditure is a result of capital going to private players. There is a big difference between "seeing a pattern" and "believing in a pattern
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There is an argument made towards "rampant privatisation", i.e. a transfer of a business from public to private control. However, data shows that government expenditure has increased above CPI, the driver of prices (not an output
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Please refer to the url provided, it's there for a reason
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Please be a bit more serious, change rate between 2002-2016 is closer to 30%. If you want to make up numbers and conclusions be my guest. I'm not here to play Trump-mathematics
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1. the numbers are government healthcare expenditure, not private healthcare expenditure 2. CPI won't change a the bottom line take-away. Feel free to run the numbers.
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Rampant privatization? Spain's public healthcare expenditure[1] was: 38.552 €bn in 2002, and 66.678 €bn in 2016 (latest official year), this is a 73% increase in 14 years. On other hand while population was 41.31 m i
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Spotify is spending up to $500m on podcast startups including Gimlet, Anchor
(recode.net)
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Just look at WeWork's WEWORK COMP. 18/25 REGS bond. Total junk. Can't wait for an economic slowdown in 2019/20, and see WeWork default on its debt holders.
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Let’s remember this when the down rounds come
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A Hedge Fund Makes Billions Off Americans’ Underwater Mortgages
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Poincaré conjecture
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‘The Mother of All Scams’: Roubini Slams Crypto in Senate Hearing
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Nobel Prize for Economics Awarded to William Nordhaus and Paul Romer
(old.nobelprize.org)
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A Massive Battery that Can Store Solar and Wind Energy
(bloomberg.com)
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Drone Hobbyists Angered by Congress Ending the Aerial Wild West
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Bitmain’s Prospectus Reveals a Lot About Bitcoin’s Wild Ride
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Environmental Insights Explorer
(insights.sustainability.google)
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That is because your are looking in the wrong place. Please refer to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. In the JCPOA sanctions are regulated. As long as Iran agrees to nuclear restrictions in exchange for the financial benefits of sanc
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You said it: non-arbitrary
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RoW: Good luck defending arbitrary behaviour in front of a court
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Tokyo Whale Sells $230M Bitcoin in Mt. Gox Wind-Down
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Amazon Comes Up with Another Way to Get Alexa into Your House
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Life in the Spanish city that banned cars
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Tesla Rival Lucid to Receive $1B from Saudi Wealth Fund
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California just replaced cash bail with algorithms
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