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The careful distinction Sequoia Capital makes in its Black Swan follow-up

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Sequoia says we’re “poised for stronger economic growth in the second half of 2021 than we’ve seen in decades”—but also shares a caveat. Read More

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Amazon pledges $2 billion for affordable homes near U.S. cities

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Amazon.com has earmarked $2 billion to support affordable housing projects in three U.S. regions, joining the ranks of other technology giants seeking to alleviate the economic strain fueled in part by their rapid growth. The world’s largest online retailer says it will back efforts to preserve and create affordable housing near its Seattle headquarters, as […]
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Left for dead, and Double, RadioShack gets another Chance on the Internet

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RadioShack, a fixture in the mall for a long time, was hauled from verge of death, again. It’s also the very precious name at the basket of manufacturers which entrepreneur traders Alex Mehr and Tai Lopez have scooped up because the coronavirus pandemic bowled within the U.S. retail industry and delivered a range of chains […]
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The cloud of impeachment hangs over the markets—even Bitcoin is sinking

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This is the web version of the Bull Sheet, Fortune’s no-BS daily newsletter on the markets. Sign up to receive it in your inbox here. Good morning. If you were expecting a bit of a reprieve in the news flow this week, forget it. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is laying down an ultimatum to Vice President […]