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Investors entered 2016 yearning for coherence, purpose, and meaning – only to be exposed to another highlight reel of all that can happen.

Investors entered 2016 yearning for coherence, purpose, and meaning – only to be exposed to another highlight reel of all that can happen.

Real leaders don’t avoid conflict and hide in their ivory towers. They engage.

Real leaders don’t avoid conflict and hide in their ivory towers. They engage.

Donald Trump has officially tapped billionaire Carl Icahn as special advisor to the President on regulatory reform.

Donald Trump has officially tapped billionaire Carl Icahn as special advisor to the President on regulatory reform.

And the winner, er, loser is …

And the winner, er, loser is …

Don’t bury your head in the sand. The fact is, for most Americans, needing help with the management of finances at some point during retirement is not a matter of if, but when.

Don’t bury your head in the sand. The fact is, for most Americans, needing help with the management of finances at some point during retirement is not a matter of if, but when.

The Supreme Court's decision striking down DOMA expands the financial options for same-sex couples in certain states. Does this mean gay couples are going to pack up and move to states recognizing same-sex marriages? Here's a state-by-state breakdown of the benefits. 

A pariah for backing Trump, the billionaire venture capitalist is now the tech industry’s gatekeeper to the next U.S. President.

A pariah for backing Trump, the billionaire venture capitalist is now the tech industry’s gatekeeper to the next U.S. President.

Open letters have long been used to sway public opinion on behalf of noble purposes. Today, not so much.

Open letters have long been used to sway public opinion on behalf of noble purposes. Today, not so much.

Housing is a $26 trillion market.

Opinion: If nothing else, the meeting between President-elect Donald Trump and America’s top tech CEOs is sure to be awkward, if not eye-opening.

Opinion: If nothing else, the meeting between President-elect Donald Trump and America’s top tech CEOs is sure to be awkward, if not eye-opening.

Many of the biggest problems tech companies face involve the physical world, not lines of code.