LETTER

How Artificial Intelligence will steal your boring job by giving you a new one.

by Thomas Vato — 4 min read

Artificial Intelligence is stealing jobs and making someone unemployed. That is the threatening end of events for certain jobs and professions. That is only the surface of events taking place.

8 Critical KPIs For Your App and How to Track Them

by Appsee — 7 min read

Your app is your baby. You’ve coddled it, you’ve cherished it, you’re a first-class helicopter parent. Before its inception, you poured over the numbers, the logistics, the practicals, before making (what you assumed at the time) the best decisions for the app’s livelihood and ultimate prosperity — decisions that would positively affect your life and the life your app.

The Challenges of eCommerce and Where Things Are Headed

by Joe Hanson — 6 min read

In the middle of the 20th century, Sears’s domestic annual revenue hovered around 1% of the entire U.S. GDP (around $180 billion in today’s dollars). They were an unbeatable behemoth — selling everything from tools, to washing machines, to houses. Fast forward to 2005. A small company known as Amazon was bringing in just 17% of Sears’s revenue. The following 5 years, Sears’s sales dropped 14% per year, while Amazon’s quadrupled. By 2016, Amazon had revenues of $136 billion against Sears’s $22 billion.

SEC “Best Interest” Proposed Rule Falls Short of Protecting Investors

by Better Markets — 4 min read

Every American expects and deserves at least one thing from their broker: objective financial advice that serves their best interest. But that’s not what usually happens. Instead, for decades, brokers have been allowed to recommend investments that pad their own wallets with commissions and fees while saddling their clients with over-priced, underperforming products that cost tens of billions of dollars a year in lost savings, by extremely conservative estimates. Three months ago, the SEC finally proposed a rule that it said would solve the problem.

So You Want to Learn Programming

by Kawai Wong — 10 min read

Who are you? Are you someone who has always wanted to learn programming (to work on a side project or build something cool like Tony Stark did with Jarvis) but didn’t know where to start? Maybe you want a career change.. Or perhaps you already know programming: you’re a high school or university student thinking about where to go next with your programming skills.

8 Ways You Can Improve the Quality of Your Mindset

by Davor Karafilowski — 10 min read

We’ve all been there. You find yourself in a rut, reviewing your dreams and wishing things took a different course. You then begin to hyperventilate, and your ugly friend “overthinking” comes over for a visit. In all that mess, how’s one supposed to keep a positive attitude?

The answer is simple — Take everything one step at a time!

Data Driven Investor

from confusion to clarity, not insanity

John DeCleene

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Singapore-based fintech specialist. http://www.datadriveninvestor.com

Data Driven Investor

from confusion to clarity, not insanity

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