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Bob Iger has been serving as Disney’s CEO since 2005, overseeing a tremendously successful spell in the company’s nearly 100-year history. Disney’s domestic box office market share climbed from 10 percent in 2005 to 33 percent in 2019 under Iger’s leadership. And while his plans of eventually stepping down were well-known, the timing of the decision came as a total surprise. Last year alone, Disney raked in $10+ billion at the worldwide box office, flexing the muscle of its movie franchises. The company’s seven $1+ billion blockbusters in 2019 included three classic Disney films, two Marvel superhero movies, one Pixar film and, as the cherry on top, a Star Wars movie 🔥💰🚀📈
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Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook and Google-parent Alphabet were among the companies hardest hit by the market sell-off on Monday. Amid rising concerns of the COVID-19 outbreak turning into a full-fledged pandemic, stock markets around the world plummeted on Monday, eliminating much of the gains accumulated over the first weeks of 2020. The so-called GAFAM group of tech giants collectively shed $237 billion in market capitalization on Monday, as each of the five saw its share price drop by more than 4 percent. While all of them would be affected by a global economic slowdown, most experts agree that Apple is most exposed to the risks associated with the ongoing health crisis. China not only plays a crucial role in the company’s supply chain, but also accounts for a significant share of its revenue, which sets it apart from most of its rival tech giants, which don’t play a huge role in the Chinese market 🔥💰🚀📈
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RENTCafé recently released its latest analysis of U.S. apartment rent. It found that the national average rent for an apartment increased three percent, reaching $1,474 in December 2019. In net dollars, renters were paying $43 more per month for an apartment than in December 2018. Manhattan is the most expensive place in the country to rent an apartment with a tenant having to fork over $4,211 per month on average. The research also analyzed the cities experiencing the biggest increases in rent with Phoenix in first position. It saw a 9.6 percent spike between late 2018 and 2019 with the average rent now standing at $1,123. Las Vegas came second with 6 percent growth while Austin had the third-highest pace of growth with 5 percent 🔥💰🚀📈
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Lots of great earnings reports coming up this week! What are you bullish on? 🔥💰🚀📈

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Warren Buffett is next in line to become the longest-serving CEO in the S&P 500. Les Wexner, who has held the role as CEO for nearly six decades, is slated to step down from Victoria's Secret's parent company, L Brands. Buffett, 89, has been with Berkshire Hathaway for 50 years. After him, the longest-serving CEO is Alan B. Miller, who’s been with Universal Health Services for 42 years. James Herbert, the third in line, has been with First Republic Bank for 34 years 🔥💰🚀📈
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Morgan Stanley announced the acquisition of online brokerage company E-Trade for $13 billion today. The merger will combine Morgan Stanley’s $2.70 trillion in assets with E-Trade’s $360 billion, setting the stage for the company to compete more readily with powerhouse firms Fidelity and Charles Schwab. According to The New York Times, this is the biggest takeover by a major American lender since the Great Recession. In November, Charles Schwab merged with TD Ameritrade to create one of the largest asset management firms in the world. With Schwab now at $4.05 trillion and Fidelity at an enormous $8.30 trillion, Morgan Stanley is taking the opportunity to try and play catch up in terms of asset size 🔥💰🚀📈
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Tinder is not only a godsend for digital natives looking to meet new people, but also for its parent company Match Group, which is currently valued at more than $20 billion, mainly thanks to the success of its cash cow. In 2019, Tinder generated $1.15 billion in revenue, more than half of Match Group’s total sales. The popular dating app has been downloaded more than 340 million times to date and is available in 190 countries. Tinder added 1.54 million subscribers last year, bringing the total paid subscriber base to an average of 5.89 million people in Q4 2019. There used to be a time when young suitors had to muster all their courage to ask somebody out. Now all it takes is a smartphone and a $10 subscription to live happily ever after 🔥💰🚀📈
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The top five companies in the powerful S&P 500 index are all tech companies – by a wide margin. Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Facebook all account for just under 20 percent of the market value for the entire S&P 500. With a collective value of nearly $5 trillion, these top tech companies easily dwarf other entire industries in the index, with companies like Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase falling well short. Currently, the total valuation of the S&P 500 is almost $27 trillion 🔥💰🚀📈
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YouTube’s advertising revenue surpassed $15 billion in 2019. The astounding number is nine times what Google paid for it in 2006. It’s also more than any major TV network generated in 2018: NBC saw an ad revenue of $7 billion, CBS made $6 billion and Fox’s advertising revenue gave them a profit of $5 billion. There is a caveat to YouTube’s financial success: Alphabet, Google's parent company, said most of the money generated through ad avenue goes backs to the creators. But they're not worried. “There is significantly more room on [YouTube] monetization levels,” Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said 🔥💰🚀📈
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FIPP's Global Digital Subscription Snapshot for November 2019 reveals the video streaming services with the most subscribers worldwide. U.S. giant Netflix still dominates with 152 million, ahead of one of its main rivals on the global stage, Amazon Prime Video, with an estimated 75 million. The Chinese service iQiyi has a significantly larger subscriber base than the Bezos led streaming platform though, with 100 million recorded by FIPP, in collaboration with CeleraOne 🔥💰🚀📈
Source: Statista

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Invented by The Economist in 1986, the Big Mac index has ever since been the go to guide for burger connoisseurs to check purchasing-power parity around the globe. Even though it was never intended to be a precise economic parameter, burgernomics somehow emerged as a promising niche field of economic studies. The Big Mac index has become a global standard and is subject of at least 20 academic studies and a topic within several textbooks. Ronald McDonald must earn a fortune with his Swiss sales operation where the fast food classic can be bought for $6.71 whilst the South African version of the American franchise offers Big Macs for only $2.15 - the lowest price of all the countries analyzed 🔥💰🚀📈
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After hitting a seven-year low in iPhone sales in Q3 2019, Apple's most crucial product managed to continue the resurgence started in Q4, generating revenue of $55.96 billion in the first quarter of 2020. There was also a solid jump in terms of the iPhone's share of total revenue - now sitting at 61 percent. This strong performance helped Apple to record Q1 results. Confirming the iPhone's role in this success, CEO Tim Cook said: "We are thrilled to report Apple’s highest quarterly revenue ever, fueled by strong demand for our iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models, and all-time records for Services and Wearables" 🔥💰🚀📈
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Cancer research, meat alternatives and smart home technologies are among the major developments of our time. But which countries are world leaders in research and development, patent activity, high-tech density and everything that comes with fostering innovation? A recent Bloomberg ranking shows the most innovative countries by index value. Germany ranked highest in 2020, breaking South Korea's six year streak. The U.S. is ranked in ninth place, losing one rank compared to 2019. Singapore and Denmark were the countries most improved among the top 10, climbing up three ranks each day 🔥💰🚀📈
Source: Statista

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According to CB Insights, Chinese AI company Bytedance is the highest-valued startup. The venture which is valued at $75 billion is running content platform Toutiao in China and it uses machine learning to tailor a newsfeed. U.S companies make up 50 percent of the top 10. Juul Labs, Stripe, Airbnb, Space X and Epic Games are all valued at $15 billion or more. Compared to five months earlier, the company most notably absent from the top 10 is co-working company WeWork, which has hit a rough patch. The highest climber compared to five months ago is U.S. fintech company Stripe, which grew its valuation from $22.5 billion to $35.3 billion. According to CB Insights, there are more than 400 unicorn startups (companies valued at $1 billion or more) with a cumulative valuation of $1.3 trillion in the world as of January 2020 🔥💰🚀📈
Source: Statista

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Electric carmaker Tesla has reached a market valuation of $102 billion, propelling them ahead of Volkswagen to be the second most valuable carmaker in the world and the first U.S. carmaker ever above $100 billion. Tesla now only trails the Japanese car manufacturer Toyota, which has a market cap two times larger at over $200 billion. Tesla has had an astronomical rise in market valuation, more than doubling its stock value over the last three months. The surge can be attributed to Tesla’s third-quarter profit last year, as well as new factories being built and quick car deliveries to customers 🔥💰🚀📈
Source: Statista

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According to the 2020 International Housing Affordability Survey by Demographia, three out of the 10 least affordable housing markets are in Australia and New Zealand and three more are located in the United States. The least affordable housing market is Hong Kong. Here, the median house price is almost 21 times as high as the median annual gross household income. After Hong Kong, New Zealand was the least affordable location in the study, which looked at the U.S., Canada, the UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland, followed by Australia 🔥💰🚀📈
Source: Statista

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