Новости за 16.08.2019

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1. Crops Higher Overnight as Investors Snap Up Cheap Supplies

Soybeans and grains were higher as investors seeking a bargain jump into the market to secure cheap supplies.

Prices fell the first three days of the week after a report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimated that farmers had planted more corn but fewer soybeans than expected.

Growers planted 90 million acres with corn, topping consensus compiled by Reuters for 88 million... Читать дальше...

England's Jofra Archer claims his first Test wicket as he traps Australia's Cameron Bancroft lbw on day three of the second Ashes Test at Lord's.

A POPULAR beach in Ibiza was closed to the public after high levels of human poo was found in the sea. But eager Brits have been swimming in the filthy water despite the warnings. The local council says swimmers have been dodging under the red tapes for several days, risking their health in view of […]

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Club chaplain Paul Barker’s first column of the new season from the match against Hemel Hempstead.

Like it or not, fall is approaching. Can you feel its chilly little tentacles caressing your skin in the mornings? As the old saying goes, nothing gold can stay, and the final weeks of summer are upon us. For many of us, the last weeks are summer are some of the busiest. People are taking off their final ...

"Take with food" is a common warning for people using antibiotics, but a discovery announced this week in the scientific journal Nature may create a path to more targeted drugs.

A most sophisticated demagogy, blatant falsifying of facts, impudent interpretation of events with everything going...

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says George Russell is not being considered for a drive at Mercedes next year because it would put the rookie driver under too much pressure early in his career.

NRL Video 2019 | NRL Press Conference: Craig Hodges - Round 22  Wide World of Sports

Craig Hodges addresses the media after the Gold Coast Titans clash against the Parramatta Eels in Round 22.

The new semester is fast approaching and Big Tech is wasting no time in bringing the education sector a swathe of new offerings. With this in mind, Google has announced it’s expanding its college search feature, which it introduced a little over a year ago. While the feature previously made it possible to sift through a slew of four-year programs, Search engineer Sitaram Iyer announced the function now also pulls results for “two-year colleges, and popular certificate and associate programs available... Читать дальше...

Americans have a pragmatic view towards cybersecurity. For example, while 86% believe that paying ransoms merely encourages more attacks, 70% accept that when organizations do pay, it is because they had no choice. But politicians should consider: 87% believe that cybersecurity should be a top priority for government, but only 51% believe it is currently doing a good job.

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GE's shares tanked 14% on the report where the company was accused of fraud, now its CEO is hitting back.

General Electric's CEO, Larry Culp, reportedly bought roughly $US2 million of the company's stock after he and GE were accused of fraud, per CNBC. It comes after accounting expert, Harry Markopolos, released a 175-page report detailing how GE had been committing fraud, saying it was a bigger scandal than Enron and WorldCom combined. More »

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R.S. Nishesh’s theatrical brilliance was on display, as “Amoeba” made its way to the centrestage once again

BALTIMORE — A federal grand jury has indicted a man who prosecutors say made threatening telephone calls to a Maryland synagogue. The U.S. Attorney’s Office says in a news release that 64-year-old Stephen Lyle Orback made multiple telephone calls to an employee of a synagogue in Owings Mills, threatening to kill many members of the

THIS MORNING guest presenter Davina McCall jokingly warned two guests they would have to “take it out outside” the studio after a debate turned very tense between the pair.

About one third of country's 15 million people are in dire need of food aid

(Telecompaper) The Mexican government has canceled the tender for the 'Red Troncal' network project, scheduled for August, in order to give itself more time to work...

Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob plans to ban big trucks from the streets of Bangkok from 4am to midnight - limiting their movement to only four hours each morning - to relieve traffic congestion in the capital.

THIS MORNING guest presenter Davina McCall jokingly warned two guests they would have to “take it out outside” the studio after a debate turned very tense between the pair.