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Transcribed Image Text:Today's business models are less bricks-and-mortar and are increasingly technology-driven models. As a result, a company's value is underpinned by nonfinancial factors such as brand name, customer base, know-how, etc. In 2015, intangible assets accounted for 84% of the S&P 500 value, compared to 32% 30 years earlier. Speak to one intangible asset (or asset class) that interests you. 200 words, do not copy please. Thank you.

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