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In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche

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Alphabet wants to turn your Car into an Android Device

Alphabet, Fiat Chrysler (NYSE: FCAU), and Samsung are teaming up to add Android Automotive to all Fiat Chrysler vehicles, The Detroit Free-Press reports.

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Market Commentary

Threats to Netflix (NFLX)

In particular, Amazon had 30.8 million video-streaming subscribers in America in 2017. Impressively Statista projects that number to grow to 46.3 million U.S. subscribers by 2020.

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Opportunities

You can Send Money through PayPal with Gmail

These numbers demonstrate that Alphabet and PayPal are tremendous value investments. The two companies are quietly up vast platforms. Alphabet controls the largest media platform in human history, and PayPal has direct access to it.
The Alphabet/PayPal alliance will generate vast amounts of revenue. Investors and entrepreneurs should take advantage of it now.

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Android Pay Now Supports PayPal, Discover and Visa Checkout

Among other things that means Android Pay is now accepted at all Walgreens (NASDAQ: WBA) drugstores, Payments.com reported. It also means but Android Pay can now be integrated with Walgreens Balance Reward card program much like Apple Pay is. Unfortunately Walgreens was the only store mentioned in news stories about the new registers.

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Grocery Wars

Android Pay in Russia, Apple Pay adds Gift Cards

Android Pay, Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) mobile wallet is scheduled to debut in Russia sometime in 2017. All Android-based smartphones in

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Opportunities

Apple Pay can Change your Mind and India

Electronic payment methods like credit cards do involve an obvious physical loss so they lead to less psychological pain. That’s one reason why banks like payment apps; they might lead to more overdraft fees and interest payments and more profits for banks. It’s also why Walmart (NYSE: WMT) was so quick to roll out Walmart Pay, to get people buying more.

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