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7 in 10 Americans believe apps will replace websites in the next decade

The average person believes websites will become obsolete in the next decade. A recent survey of 2,000 U.S. adults discovered seven in 10 (70%) believe apps are gradually replacing websites. With ... Read More
Eric Trump Says Crypto Will Replace ‘Weaponized’ Banking in the ...

Eric Trump says crypto could render banks obsolete within a decade. He argues the current U.S. banking system is “weaponized” and slow. Read More
The App Store at 10: The Next Decade - MacStories

The App Store has changed the world. Over the last decade society as we know it has been irrevocably shaped by the App Store and its products. Just as no one 10 years ago could have predicted where ... Read More
Tariffs could cut deficit by $2.8 trillion over next decade : NPR

Revenue raised by President Trump's tariffs could reduce federal deficits by $2.8 trillion over the next decade, according to a new forecast from the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office. Read More
Apple claims websites can replace iOS apps, but can’t ‘name a ...

Apple claims websites can replace iOS apps, but can’t ‘name a single developer’ that has done it successfully Apple has apparently not performed any studies or analysis that have ‘examine ... Read More
ChatGPT could replace telemarketers, teachers and traders

It could unshackle workers from mundane tasks and unleash greater labour productivity, which would be a boon for drum-tight labour markets in advanced economies. Read More
End of a decade: Here's how social media has evolved over 10 years

After over a decade of scrolling, thumbs-upping, swiping and double-tapping, it's safe to say that social media isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Read More
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