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Puma and Balmain's limited edition collection features an $8,000 sequined kimono and a $250 pair of shorts — and it proves the luxury sportswear market is here to stay

Balmain joins Dior and Prada as brands who have teamed up with sports companies to release limited edition collections.

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The key questions all founders should ask themselves to see if they have the personality needed to run a startup successfully

In addition to focusing on the market for a product, founders should reflect on their own characteristics that will make them successful.

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These are the 11 worst-performing S&P 500 stocks of 2019

DXC Technologies was among the few losing stocks in the largely successful tech sector. The firm sank after cutting guidance in August.

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Elizabeth Warren's campaign is 30% behind in quarterly fundraising 4 days before deadline

The campaign said it was doing "something different" as it "probably won't" raise as much as last quarter by the December 31 FEC reporting deadline.

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Sports media startup Overtime has a big plan to dominate esports, and it's starting by hiring pro gamers to exclusive contracts

Overtime aspires to be like buzzy companies like FaZe Clan and 100 Thieves, which are capitalizing on the popularity of pro gamers.

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PRESENTING: The 20 biggest growth trends all entrepreneurs need to watch in 2020

Read Business Insider's exclusive roundup of the most important trends for entrepreneurs in the coming year

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These are all the ways smartphones got even better in 2019, from triple-lens cameras to foldable screens

Smartphones with triple cameras like the iPhone 11 Pro and devices with foldable screens like Samsung's Galaxy Fold set a trend in 2019.

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Joe Biden walks back his remarks about defying a congressional subpoena, but adds he is 'not going to pretend' that it isn't a Republican-led stunt

Joe Biden previously said he "wouldn't" testify as a witness and characterized it as a Republican-led diversion "to take the focus off" of Trump.

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A New York Times column exploring why 'Jews are smart' is prompting heavy criticism and canceled subscriptions

Columnist Bret Stephens relied on a study about IQ tests written in part by a professor who is associated with white supremacist groups.

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