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1. $3.6 Billion: Alphabet’s Operating Loss For 'Other Bets' In 20152016
2. Onfleet: Over Half-A-Million On-Demand Deliveries In 4 Months2016
3. Stunning: 42.1 Percent of Quora's Traffic Comes From India2016
4. The 62 Richest People Hold As Much Wealth As The Poorest 3.5 Billion2016
5. $1.4 Trillion: What Businesses Will Spend On Internet Of Things By 20202015
6. $22.5 Billion: US Taxes Paid By Indian Technology Firms In FY 2011-152015
7. Oil Price: Brent Crude Hits 11-Year Low2015
8. Who Is The Smartphone Winner For 2015?2015
9. Poll: Half of New Yorkers Say They Are Barely or Not Getting By2015
10. 23 Percent Of US Workers Received No Paid Vacation Or Holidays In 20122015
11. The World's Biggest Shopping Day - USD 5 Bn Sales In 90 Minutes2015
12. Big Data Technology Market Growing to $48.6 Billion in 20192015
13. $5,000/Month - The Median Rent for A Two-Bedroom In SF2015
14. Stunning: 50% Of People Do Zero Searches Per Day On Mobile2015
15. The Most Expensive Street In America - Average Home Worth USD 21.4 Million2015
16. Just 158 Families Contributed Half Of The Early Money For Presidential Candidates2015
17. 46% Of Mandarin Speaking Chinese US Home Buyers Paid All Cash2015
18. USD 404,800: Average Wall Street Salary In 20142015
19. Indian IT Services Market: $350 Billion by 20252015
20. One Million Drones Expected To Sell During The Holidays2015
21. You'll Never Guess: The Money Americans Spend On Lottery Tickets2015
22. 18: The Number Of Countries Where Women Need Their Husband’s Permission To Get A Job2015
23. LA or San Francisco? Expect To Pay Half of Your Income On Rent2015
24. In The Money: ETF Industry Now Bigger Than Hedge Funds2015
25. 2015 Is Shaping Up To Be A Record Year For VC Investments2015
26. More Than A Billion People A Day Watch Something On YouTube2015
27. Interest Fades In The Humanities - Some Sad Statistics2015
28. Apple Sells 20 Percent of Smartphones, Takes 92 Percent of All Profits2015
29. Gadget Spending To Go Down For The First Time Since 20102015
30. Private-Sector Wages Have Grown Annually At Just 0.3% After Inflation2015