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BlackRock needs to prove it can harvest economic benefits

BlackRock Inc. proved last year that it can beat the market. What the world’s largest asset manager still needs to prove is that it won’t get tripped up by its own success. Fourth-quarter earnings were down and missed expectations, BlackRock announced last week, but that shouldn’t surprise anyone. BlackRock oversees about $6 trillion in assets, about half of which are ...

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Plenty of Uber drivers are loving their jobs too

The ‘gig economy’ has become the cause celebre for people who think labor needs help from government in its struggle with capital. Politicians from the radical left and anti-establishment parties say the rise of casual work is a sign that work relationships are sliding back in time and that the state must step in to address this decline in standards. ...

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Infiniti plans to offer only electric or hybrid vehicles by 2025

Bloomberg Lately, it seems, Infiniti can’t catch a break. Sales slumped last year to 149,280 vehicles in the US, down 2.7 percent from 2017. The automaker’s QX30—a small crossover that should be capitalising on the unfettered thirst Americans have for compact SUVs—hit just 8,101 units in the US, down nearly 43 percent from 2017. The larger QX50 was one the ...

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