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Researchers in the U.K. have developed digital data discs that can survive possibly longer than the human race.

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In many ways, 2016 has been the year that the world woke up to how far down Krugman’s rabbit hole (trademark) DM central bankers have plunged in a largely futile effort to resuscitate global growth.

For whatever reason, Haruhiko Kuroda’s move into NIRP seemed to spark a heretofore unseen level of public debate about the drawbacks of negative rates. Indeed, NIRP became so prevalent in the public consciousness that celebrities began to discuss central bank policy on Twitter.

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The plan may cause it to reorganize or consolidate its engineering teams.

Even if a huge bet on next month’s “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” pays off, these three companies should do more to reward dividend investors.

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The IBD 50 is coming out of its worst-ever correction, a temblor that’s changed the composition of the list.

To its February low, the IBD 50 declined more than 26% from a peak in July 2015. The move marks the largest decline in the index since its inception in 2011. (That’s excluding its predecessor, the IBD 100.)

After a drop of such magnitude, you can expect significant changes in the composition of the list. The high-growth companies typically found in the list thinned out, while some slower-growth stocks emerged.

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Without any direct news for TrueCar, the stock is bouncing higher late Friday, but it’s only regaining some of what it lost after a brutal fourth-quarter report.