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Opec supply cuts will tighten the market. It is labor day in the United States and canada, the regular band is out for the holiday and ive taken over for the interim period. A little bit of visibility of what is open. What we know is currently offline are the cash, u. S. Equities and theres also no cash u. S. Treasuries. Many firming up by 1 5 of 1 . The folks at jp morgan and Goldman Sachs making an argument around the story. In terms of valuations those are looking stretched. International equities more attractive. The twoyear german bunds with the country selling 5. 5 billion euros of twoyear government bonds thats coming up at the beginning of this month. A weaker greenback and then brent crude hovering short of 99 a barrel. Lets set the scene with assets in china. China builder shares surging with the nation boosting property support. Shares advancing 8. 7 . Weve taken the real estate index after the country cut down payments for homebuyers and encouraged lenders to lower rates on

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We May Now Know Where Kissing Began

Who kissed first, or who invented kissing? Believe it or not, this is a question that historians have been trying to answer for generations. Now, Danish researchers from the University of Copenhagen say they have found evidence that the practice of kissing on the lips as part of romantic and/or sexual encounters dates back to […]

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Tesco 'admits defeat' as it sells bank arm to Barclays for £700m

Tesco 'admits defeat' as it sells bank arm to Barclays for £700m
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Robot grass cutters are mowing down wildlife

Robot lawn mowers are injuring hundreds of protected hedgehogs in Germany, and nearly half of those sliced by the machines are killed or die as a result of

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Scientists aim to cut hedgehog deaths caused by robot lawn mowers

Hedgehogs numbers in Europe have been falling for years due to an increasing loss of habitat and sources of food amid human expansion, and for those that remain there is a new threat: robot lawnmowers. These automated machines, increasingly common in gardens with lawns, are known to slice more than vegetation, and conservationists have been warning that hedgehogs are being killed by these mowers, many of which are not built to detect or avoid them. A University of Oxford-led team has come up wit

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