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Support for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package may not be as broad as it seems – it’s all a matter of perspective

CC BY-NC-ND Congress is on the verge of spending US$1.9 trillion to provide additional coronavirus relief to Americans, including $1,400 direct payments and extended unemployment benefits. Opinion polls show the bill has strong support, even…

Oil Mixed, OPEC+ Decision Shockwaves Continue By Investing.com

© Reuters. By Gina Lee Investing.com – Oil was mixed Friday morning in Asia, with investors digesting the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) ‘s decision to keep supply curbs steady. inched…

The science behind frozen wind turbines – and how to keep them spinning through the winter

Winter is supposed to be the best season for wind power – the winds are stronger, and since air density increases as the temperature drops, more force is pushing on the blades. But winter also…

what they are, why rock stars are using them, and why they’re selling for millions of dollars

A couple of days ago, the musician Grimes sold some animations she made with her brother Mac on a website called Nifty Gateway. Some were one-offs, while others were limited editions of a few hundred…

Plans to divert Belarus’ oil products via Russia delayed by railway tariff row By Reuters

strip away pandemic largesse and UK is banking on recovery with no extra public spending

What a difference a year makes. In March 2020, the chancellor of the exchequer, Rishi Sunak, announced an emergency budget pledging £12 billion to tackle coronavirus. One year later, the government has already spent £280…

Thanks to the internet, we know what’s happening in Myanmar. But a communication blackout may be near

Social media has given us valuable access to the actions of both the military and anti-coup protesters in Myanmar, but a communication blackout may be coming. The country’s military seized control of the government on…

U.S. judge rejects SEC bid to expand Rio Tinto fraud lawsuit on Mozambique coal business By Reuters

insights from the effect of a bridge across the Zambezi on maize prices

Investments in infrastructure – such as roads – typically aim to reduce transport costs, stimulate trade and make new production activities viable. Across sub-Saharan Africa, the need for such investments is widely acknowledged. The argument…

Facebook has pulled the trigger on news content — and possibly shot itself in the foot

Facebook today made good on its threat to block Australians from accessing or posting news content. The ban includes blocking links to Australian and overseas news publishers. Facebook said the ban was a direct response…

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Support for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package may not be as broad as it seems – it’s all a matter of perspective

Oil Mixed, OPEC+ Decision Shockwaves Continue By Investing.com

The science behind frozen wind turbines – and how to keep them spinning through the winter

what they are, why rock stars are using them, and why they’re selling for millions of dollars

Plans to divert Belarus’ oil products via Russia delayed by railway tariff row By Reuters

strip away pandemic largesse and UK is banking on recovery with no extra public spending

Thanks to the internet, we know what’s happening in Myanmar. But a communication blackout may be near

U.S. judge rejects SEC bid to expand Rio Tinto fraud lawsuit on Mozambique coal business By Reuters

insights from the effect of a bridge across the Zambezi on maize prices

Facebook has pulled the trigger on news content — and possibly shot itself in the foot

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