LONDON (Reuters) – Oil edged higher on Wednesday as Iran-related tensions escalated but receding hopes for a quick solution to the U.S.-China trade war which has dented global growth dragged on prices. FILE PHOTO: An oil pumpjack is seen in La …
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Airbus took a commanding lead ahead of Boeing for order announcements in the first couple days of the Dubai Airshow. More significant, though, Boeing landed 30 firm orders for its embattled 737 MAX, which remains grounded around the globe while …
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Once prohibited, Bitcoin is suddenly enormously popular in China—specifically among members of government, who, an increasing number of cryptonerds and observers believe, are aiming to use a state-issued coin to spread Chinese influence and project …
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An electronic gun that fires gel pellets, chemically laced slime posing as a soft-serve dessert and an adorable but potentially harmful stuffed yeti are among the worst toys of 2019, according to a group that is either a consumer watchdog or an overprotective …
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“Move fast and break things” is a term we usually associate with Facebook (at least, until 2014) and the general startup ethos of being disruptive. Now in true entrepreneurial fashion, the phrase is finding itself as the center of — what else — a startup idea, …
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