Word: trustworthyness
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That may sound like a simple enough statement, but it represents a profound revolution in the way the Santa Clara, Calif., chipmaker--long the powerhouse of Silicon Valley--does business. Forty years ago this April, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore predicted that given advances in transistor miniaturization, computer processors should...
Reports of such egregious abuses make trading on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses seem more perilous than gambling. But there's an even more fundamental problem: China's most promising companies tend to raise capital by going public in Hong Kong or New York, where tougher listing and reporting requirements...
Your mind still seems trustworthy, though. You begin to work out scenarios, how you’ll deal with it, how you’ll rationalize the damage and craft retorts and somehow reach for the will to study for your midterm next week, write the paper due by Monday...
There is less data, and it is less trustworthy. I’m only a month into Stat 100, but I can tell you that’s not good if you’re trying to reduce risk.
Flash forward to 2004. Three 24-hour cable news channels compete for viewers. CNN captures the liberals, Fox News the conservatives and MSNBC the viewers who are transfixed by long acronyms. Fox News is winning the cable battle, and during the Republican National Convention it even beat the networks. At...