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Nanette Byrnes

Boston, Cambridge, Lexington
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Award-winning writer on business strategy, finance and leadership, ex-BusinessWeek, ex-Reuters, ex-SmartMoney, now MIT Technology Review

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Nanette Byrnes | MIT Technology Review

Nanette Byrnes | MIT Technology Review

Before joining MIT Technology Review I worked as a reporter, writer, and editor at BusinessWeek, Reuters, and…

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Nanette Byrnes

Nanette Byrnes

Nanette Byrnes has been a senior writer at BusinessWeek since March 2003, specializing in corporate finance a…

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Special Report: China's shortcut to Wall Street

Special Report: China's shortcut to Wall Street

SHELL GAMES: A Reuters Investigation Articles in this series are exploring the extent and impact of corporate…

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Hundreds Of U.S. Pastors Back Political Candidates, Defy Tax Rules

Hundreds Of U.S. Pastors Back Political Candidates, Defy Tax Rules

CHARLOTTE, N.C. Oct 7 (Reuters) - Baptist Pastor Mark Harris stood before his flock in North Carolina on Sund…

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Sensing the Inevitable, Companies Begin to Adapt to Climate Change

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By Nanette Byrnes
| MIT Technology Review Verified
Shanghai Tower twists one degree of rotation per floor all the way up to the 121st. The tallest building in Asia, and a symbol of China’s powerful economy, it has a façade constructed of more than 21,000 individual panels. The complex curved design has one very important feature beyond aesthetics. It lowers the pressure that wind places on the building’s exterior, an attribute important for any skyscraper but especially in Shanghai.
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Tim Cook: Apple Isn’t Falling Behind, It’s Just Not Ready to Talk About the Future

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By Nanette Byrnes
| MIT Technology Review Verified
Tim Cook has been criticized in his six years at the helm of Apple as being short on the kind of vision for which founder Steve Jobs was renowned; for setting too modest a pace of innovation; for fighting back against the U.S. government when it demanded that Apple unlock iPhones in criminal investigations. Yet in his tenure, Apple has remained strongly profitable, adding to a cash pile that’s now reached $257 billion.
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Robots Get a Grip on Meat and Vegetables

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By Nanette Byrnes, Kristin Majcher Verified, Andy East, Corby Kummer
| MIT Technology Review Verified
Business Report Advances in robotics make it possible to automate tasks such as processing poultry and vegetables. by Tom Simonite May 26, 2015 It is less striking than Deep Blue’s victory over chess champ Garry Kasparov, but Richard van der Linde says that his robotic hand’s mastery at picking up cabbage is something of a milestone for machines.
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