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Fourth Industrial Revolution ETFs to Watch
Trends Expert Matthew Carr highlights 4 of the top Fourth Industrial Revolution ETFs to Watch.
It’s no secret that I’m a science fiction fan. I routinely quote sci-fi books and movies, as well as litter my articles and videos with references to them. But beyond that, a lot of my investment themes veer toward the future. I’m not talking about flying cars – not yet. Though they do finally exist. I’m talking about technology trends upsetting the current world’s apple cart. I’ve long believed that Klaus Schwab’s book The Fourth Industrial Revolution provides a viable road map for investors.
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Coronavirus latest: Tuesday, May 19
According to a report from STAT, vaccine experts are saying that Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine, mRNA-1273, does not have sufficient data to support the optimism which surrounds it. Yahoo Finance’s Anjalee Khemlani joins The Final Round to break down the latest news about the coronavirus. …read more […]
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Ford requires visitors to wear masks but unclear if Trump will comply
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Volkswagen pays 9 million euros to end proceedings against chairman, CEO
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