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Das Hauptproblem von Start-ups ist das falsche Tempo

Einer macht Wien zum Hotspots für Start-ups. Der Zweite hält als Business Angel zehn Beteiligungen. Der Dritte pusht den Start-up-Gedanken politisch: Andreas Tschas, Michael Altrichter, Harald Mahrer.

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Investors look to January effect at start of 2016

By Chuck MikolajczakNEW YORK (Reuters) - As Wall Street wraps up its flattest year since 2011, investors will have to deal with many of the same issues next year as they attempt to gauge market direction.While many market participants have a host of worries heading into 2016 that could hurt stocks and keep volatility high, they remain optimistic for gains in 2016 and a strong start to the year could boost that case.According to the Stock Trader's Almanac, the direction of January's trading predicts the course for the year 75 percent of the time.Stocks could get a boost next week from the so-called "January effect," when stocks that were sold off in December for year-end tax harvesting rally back in the next month as investors scoop them back up at lower prices.

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Österreich hat schon genug Standortnachteile

Zum Jahreswechsel drängt Thomas Salzer, Präsident der Industriellenvereinigung Niederösterreich, die Poiltik, dringend erforderliche Wirtschaftsreformen 2016 endlich umzusetzen.

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WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The 12 members of the 1896 Dow Jones Industrial Average (GE)

When the Dow Jones Industrial Average was created in 1896, it had about a dozen industrial stocks.Apple's addition to the current list of 30 American conglomerates back in March 2015 shows just how far the index has come.Apple took the place of AT&T, which was popularly known as American Telephone & Telegraph when it originally joined the Dow in October 1916.This index has seen a lot of turnover in its history. And only one of the original 12 members continues to hold a spot in it.SEE ALSO: What Wall Street is predicting for the stock market in 2016American Cotton OilWhat it did: It formed as a trust after several mill owners in Texas and Arkansas combined syndicates to regulate the price of seeds. It became a corporation in 1889 after the trust was dissolved through a lawsuit.Where it is now: It evolved into a company that's now part of Unilever. The original company was dropped from the Dow in 1901.Sources: Scripophily, WikipediaAmerican Sugar CompanyWhat it did: It was the largest American company in the sugar refining business in the early 20th century, with investments in the Caribbean. It was established in 1891 with $50 million in capital. Where it is now: It has since been acquired by American Sugar Refining, whose products include Domino Sugar. It was dropped from the Dow in 1930.Source: WikipediaAmerican Tobacco CompanyWhat it did: The American Tobacco Company acquired over 200 competitors to become the dominant player in the industry. It was founded in 1890.Where it is now: The Supreme Court ordered it to dissolve following an anti-trust lawsuit. It splintered into many smaller companies and renamed itself Fortune Brands. It was dropped from the Dow in 1985.Source: WikipediaSee the rest of the story at Business Insider

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