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Gold Has First Weekly Loss in Five as U.S. Inflation Fuels Fed Taper Talk By Investing.com

Gold Has First Weekly Loss in Five as U.S. Inflation Fuels Fed Taper Talk By Investing.com

© Reuters. By Barani Krishnan Investing.com – Gold booked its first weekly loss in five as brief euphoria for longs over the dismal U.S. jobs report for August gave way to dismay as the dollar…

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20 years later, engineering experts explain how the twin towers collapsed

20 years later, engineering experts explain how the twin towers collapsed

The collapse of the World Trade Center has been subject to intense public scrutiny over the 20 years since the centre’s twin towers were struck by aircraft hijacked by terrorists. Both collapsed within two hours…

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Nigeria’s debt is sustainable, but dangers loom on the horizon

Nigeria’s debt is sustainable, but dangers loom on the horizon

The World Bank recently ranked Nigeria fifth on the list of 10 countries to which it has the highest debt exposure. Nigeria owes the International Development Association – one of the two lending arms of…

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Germany’s Merkel makes difficult last visit to Poland By Reuters

Germany’s Merkel makes difficult last visit to Poland By Reuters

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: German Chancellor Angela Merkel holds a roll of paper that will go inside a time capsule during the 750th city anniversary celebrations in Burgergarten, in Templin, Germany September 10, 2021. REUTERS/Annegret…

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Why corporate reforms falter: some insights from Kenya

Why corporate reforms falter: some insights from Kenya

Socioeconomic development in African countries, along with other developing countries, is held back by many constraints. These include an insufficiently skilled workforce, poor infrastructure, and inadequate capital to finance public goods and services. This is…

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Technology is key for refugees starting new lives in Australia. But women and children don’t have equal access

Technology is key for refugees starting new lives in Australia. But women and children don’t have equal access

As evacuees and refugees from Afghanistan start their new lives in Australia, their ability to navigate the digital world will be crucial. Our research, published today, reveals how newly arrived refugees use digital technologies as…

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Zimbabwe holds first treasury bill auction in seven years

Zimbabwe holds first treasury bill auction in seven years

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has held its first auction of government debt since 2012, in a move marking a significant change in policy. But the news follows an announcement by Zimbabwe’s finance minister that…

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Investors eye wobbling energy sector as gauge for Delta fears By Reuters

Investors eye wobbling energy sector as gauge for Delta fears By Reuters

© Reuters. A Wall St. sign is seen outside the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in the financial district in New York City, U.S., March 2, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid By David Randall NEW YORK (Reuters)…

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Buying groceries isn’t a problem just for the poor – middle-class millennials like me with student debt have trouble too

Buying groceries isn’t a problem just for the poor – middle-class millennials like me with student debt have trouble too

When I teach undergraduate and graduate students about food insecurity, I sometimes mention that my perspective is based not only on professional expertise but also on my personal experience. Food insecurity might sound like the…

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How the terrifying evacuations from the twin towers on 9/11 helped make today’s skyscrapers safer

How the terrifying evacuations from the twin towers on 9/11 helped make today’s skyscrapers safer

The 2001 World Trade Center disaster was the most significant high-rise evacuation in modern times, and the harrowing experiences of the thousands of survivors who successfully escaped the twin towers have had a significant influence…

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