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Must-Reads for Abdi See more Recommended for you Even Scientists Think You're Working Too Early in the Morning inc.com One way to ensure that adults get more sleep? Delay the morning start time of work--or at least make it flexible. If You Want to Meet That Deadline, Play a Trick on Your Mind nytimes.com By tweaking our perception of time, research shows, we can more easily attain a goal — or meet a New Year's resolution. The Sharing Economy And The Future Of Finance techcrunch.com Banking has gone from somewhere you go to something you do. If we are to believe that the sharing economy will shape our future,... 5 FinTech Trends You Can't Ignore for 2015 Deborah C. Hopkins 2014 was quite a year for FinTech. We saw the ongoing democratization of top-of-market capabilities with the emergence of... The Economics (and Nostalgia) of Dead Malls nytimes.com High-end shopping malls are thriving across the country, but as midtier retailers like Sears and J. C. Penney flounder, they are... The real reason that Aldi and Lidl are beating not just Tesco but everyone Graham Thomas Recently, I've read much nonsense on the reasons why Tesco (and indeed all the big supermarkets) are having a hard time fighting... McDonald's Latest Attempt to Win Back Customers cnbc.com "McDonald's is moving from a philosophy of billions served to billions heard," said McDonald's Chief Marketing Officer Deborah... © 2014 LinkedIn Ireland Limited. LinkedIn, the LinkedIn logo, and InMail are registered trademarks of LinkedIn Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. All rights reserved. You are receiving LinkedIn Pulse emails. Unsubscribe. This email was intended for Abdi Fatah (CEO of iiDhis Web Development inC at iiDhis Web Design). Learn why we included this. LinkedIn is a registered business name of LinkedIn Ireland Limited. Registered in Ireland as a private limited company, Company Number 477441 Registered Office: 70 Sir John Roberson's Quay, Dublin 2