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	business Daily update ⋅ January 19, 2016
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	How Millennials Changed Business Travel NBC News How Millennials Changed Business Travel. Millennials are being credited with influencing new travel trends that will begin to take hold in 2016. Flag as irrelevant
	Here's how North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un became one of the... Business Insider Kim Jong-Un is described as one of the world's scariest dictators. Here's how the youngest leader in North Korea's history rose to power. Produced by ... Flag as irrelevant
	If you've ever wanted to try parkour, this crazy selfie video will show... Business Insider Will Sutton, a free-runner from London, took the selfie to the next extreme. The filming is pretty well done – considering he's flipping off staircases. Flag as irrelevant
	A Muslim woman who was booted from a Trump rally told us about the hatred she Business Insider VIDEO: This Muslim woman was booted out of a Trump rally after her silent protest. Flag as irrelevant
	Personal-finance Bloomberg Advice on doing your taxes, investing in the stock markets and financial planning. Learn how to save money and see articles, videos, graphics about ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rise of the Robots Will Eliminate More Than 5 Million Jobs Bloomberg Over five million jobs will be lost by 2020 as a result of developments in genetics, artificial intelligence, robotics and other technological change, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kasparov: 2016 will be one of the worst years in US history Fox Business Video Former World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov on tensions in the Middle East, U.S. foreign policy and his outlook for Obama's last year as president. Flag as irrelevant
	Will Millennials vote? Fox Business Video Political strategist Sal La Mastra discusses what millennials are looking for in president. Flag as irrelevant
	Sins of my fathers: Unfinished business AzFamily.com I have ancestors who practiced polygamy. I have also spent much of my nearly 40-year career as a reporter doing stories about the practice of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Scientists just discovered a new way to get happy simply by listening Business Insider VIDEO: If you're happy and you know it, record your voice. Flag as irrelevant
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