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2016 has been a year unlike any other, with the U.S. presidential election campaigns and the Summer Olympics. Many industry, business and legal publications will assemble a year in review to summarize the significant new products, corporate transactions, litigation, legislation and court decisions of the calendar year.
They also will invite industry leaders to look into their crystal balls and speculate on what will be the greatest trends and issues in 2017: How will technology, competition, regulation, the new presidential administration and other factors affect industry sectors? How will these dynamic factors, in turn, reverberate in the local, regional, national and global markets?
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