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Here are this week's top briefs.

From Construction To Art, Here Are 25 Industries That 3D Printing Could Disrupt
3D printing is efficient and highly customizable, and has potential applications across a wide range of industries.

From Tracking Food To Last-Mile Delivery, 125+ Startups Disrupting The Supply Chain & Logistics Industry
From digital freight forwarding to autonomous last-mile delivery, these startups are innovating the supply chain and logistics.

Here’s Why Amazon Is No Shoo-In To Win The $513B Global Cloud Market
While Amazon Web Services remains the dominant cloud services platform, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform are increasing their market share. As a result, companies are employing "multi-cloud" strategies that are changing the structure of the cloud industry and the power dynamics that lie within.

Periodic Table Of Rare Disease Treatment: 100+ Companies & Investors Focused On Curing Rare Disorders
We look into some of the top companies, investors, and acquirers focused on treatments for rare diseases, from immune system deficiencies to respiratory diseases.

How JPMorgan Is Preparing For The Next Generation Of Consumer Banking
JPMorgan Chase is rebuilding its consumer business model to create a "digital everything" strategy that trades short-term losses for long-term profits.

These Brands Are Redefining Feminine Care And Sexual Wellness
Startups are transforming the feminine care and sexual wellness space with better-for-you ingredients, product innovation, and inclusive branding.

Rent Race: Can Startups Take On Airbnb In The Already Crowded Vacation Rentals Space?
Funding is pouring into the vacation rentals market as startups look to carve out their niche in a space dominated by Airbnb.

3 Trends Shaping The Future Of Beauty According To The Indie Beauty Expo
From wellness-infused personal care products to big tech brands in beauty, we round up 3 major trends at the 2018 Indie Beauty Expo.

Plant-Based Sushi? How Startups Are Disrupting Seafood
As tariffs, species collapse, and other challenges plague the seafood industry, startups are emerging to provide solutions.

Massive Cargo Ships Are Going Autonomous. Here Are The Companies & Trends Driving The Global Maritime Industry Forward.
Established corporates and new startups are driving progress in autonomous shipping. The technology could improve safety, lower costs, and reduce energy consumption.

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