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Auction Recap For Monday, February 12, 2018
Domain Shane reports a comprehensive look at the final auction prices, closeouts and more from the auction list posted Feb. 11, 2018. Asterisk next prices means the name was at the auction from a private seller, Domain Shane reports, rather than an expiring name and might have had a reserve....
Apple plans to root out bugs, revamp the next version of iOS for iPhone, iPads
By Mark Gurman/Bloomberg Apple’s annual iOS software upgrade this fall will offer users plenty of new features: enabling a single set of apps to work across iPhones, iPads and Macs, a Digital Health tool to show parents how much time their children have been staring at their screen and...
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Stocks Extend Bounce As Dow Climbs 1.7%
Stock indexes rallied into the close Monday, extending a bullish reversal that began on Friday. The Dow Jones industrial average led with a 1.7% gain. Dow component Microsoft (MSFT) rose about 1% and gained a better footing above its 50-day moving average. Microsoft had penetrated below...
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Legionnaires' disease alert in Castle Hill
NSW Health is investigating water cooling towers in Castle Hill after three people contracted Legionnaires’ disease after spending time in the Sydney...
Eating slowly may help prevent obesity, say researchers
Study suggests link between eating slowly and lower waist circumference and BMI, though some experts are sceptical...
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Australian High School To Host ‘Educational Presentation’ On Cryptocurrencies
Interest in cryptocurrencies in the mainstream is at an all-time high and an Australian high school will take advantage of that interest by reportedly hosting an information night on cryptocurrencies, Cryptocoinsnews reported Tuesday. In an email to students’ parents, the report said, Brisbane-based...
South Korea Mulls BitLicense-Style Rules For Crypto Exchanges
In order to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges, BusinessKorea reported Tuesday, South Korea is considering adopting a permission-based system similar to New York’s “BitLicense. "We are positively considering the adoption of an exchange approval system as the additional regulation on cryptocurrencies....
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Federer can top rankings after accepting Rotterdam wildcard
Roger Federer can write a new chapter in his phenomenal return from injury by replacing Rafael Nadal as world number one this month after accepting a wildcard into the Rotterdam Open. If Federer, who...
Petra Kvitova outplays Kristina Mladenovic to lift title in St Petersburg
Petra Kvitova withdraws from Brisbane International with viral illnessPositive Petra Kvitova looking forward to a stronger 2018Petra Kvitova out of US Open but back on the big stage Double Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova...
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Ryan Mason retires from football due to head injury
Hull City midfielder Ryan Mason has been forced to retire from football following the head injury he sustained at Chelsea in January 2017, the Championship club have confirmed. Mason, 26, has not...
Eden Hazard's double helps Chelsea beat West Brom, eases pressure on Antonio Conte
London: Eden Hazard's double eased the mounting pressure on Chelsea manager Antonio Conte as the English champions bounced back to winning ways and moved into the Premier League top four with a 3-0 win over rock bottom West Brom on Monday. Three-goal defeats at the hands of Bournemouth and...
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Top U.S. Spy Says Russia Planning Attempt To Undermine 2018 Midterm Elections
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Selena Gomez: On the Road to Recovery With Help From Justin Bieber
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Top U.S. Spy Says Russia Planning Attempt To Undermine 2018 Midterm Elections
Top U.S. Spy Says Russia Planning Attempt To Undermine 2018 Midterm Elections
The United States government's top intelligence official warned on Tuesday that he anticipates Russia to continue using similar tactics that they employed during the 2016 presidential campaign in order to undermine the...
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Chair of Oxfam International arrested on corruption charges in Guatemala
Chair of Oxfam International arrested on corruption charges in Guatemala
Juan Alberto Fuentes detained over charges relating to his time as Guatemala’s finance minister, in fresh scandal for organisation embroiled in sexual exploitation allegations...
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Israel's decision to put a Palestinian teen on trial could come back to bite it
Israel's decision to put a Palestinian teen on trial could come back to bite it
OFER, West Bank - Slouching in her chair and mouthing messages to her friends and family from under a cascade of strawberry-blond curls, Ahed Tamimi in many ways appears to be an everyday teenager. But the tussle of...
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South Africa's ruling party tells Jacob Zuma to resign as president
South Africa's ruling party tells Jacob Zuma to resign as president
Leaders of South Africa's ruling party have delivered an ultimatum to President Jacob Zuma, giving him 48 hours to respond to the party's order for him to resign, according to media reports citing sources close to the...
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Russia says hackers stole more than $17 million from its banks in 2017
Russia says hackers stole more than $17 million from its banks in 2017
Hackers stole more than 1 billion roubles ($17 million) from Russian banks using the Cobalt Strike security-testing tool in 2017, a central bank official said on Tuesday. Russia is under intense scrutiny over cyber crime...
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Minister: Britain plans to sail warship in South China Sea
Minister: Britain plans to sail warship in South China Sea
BEIJING (AP) — Britain will sail a warship through the South China Sea to assert the right of free passage, the country's defense chief was quoted Tuesday as saying, potentially increasing friction with China, which...
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A Ghastly Spill Menaces Asia’s Richest Fisheries
A Ghastly Spill Menaces Asia’s Richest Fisheries
ZHOUSHAN, China--A fiery collision that sank an Iranian tanker in the East China Sea a month ago has resulted in an environmental threat that experts say is unlike any before: an almost invisible type of petroleum has...
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How Iceland became the bitcoin miners’ paradise
How Iceland became the bitcoin miners’ paradise
The island nation is the first to use more electricity on mining cryptocurriencies than on its households – thanks in part to its magma-fuelled power plants...
Suspected Separatists Abduct Cameroon Government Official
Suspected Separatists Abduct Cameroon Government Official
Cameroonian authorities continue to search for a senior regional official kidnapped Sunday by suspected separatist militants in the country's English-speaking...
Amazon fish challenges mutation idea
Amazon fish challenges mutation idea
Instead of creating a new generation by mixing equal measures of DNA from the mother and father, asexual reproduction dispenses with the male and instead...
Chibok girls' kidnapper sentenced to 15 years behind bars
Chibok girls' kidnapper sentenced to 15 years behind bars
Kano, Nigeria - A man involved in the 2014 kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls from Chibok in northeast Nigeria has been jailed for 15 years, the government...
The red light district of Amsterdam could soon be a distant memory – here’s why
The red light district of Amsterdam could soon be a distant memory – here’s why
De Wallen, the infamous red light district in Amsterdam, Holland, is under threat. Many of its window brothels, in which women are displayed like carcasses for...
Bill & Melinda Gates: Why we give our money away
Bill & Melinda Gates: Why we give our money away
(CNN)"Is it fair that you have so much influence?" We've been asked that question more than a few times in the 18 years since we started our foundation. Our...
Friend of ex-SKorean president, Lotte chairman get prison
Friend of ex-SKorean president, Lotte chairman get prison
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A former confidante accused of manipulating South Korea's former president for personal gain was sentenced Tuesday to 20 years in...
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Will the Olympics go bust?
Will the Olympics go bust?
While the costs of hosting are going up, the prestige and long-term economic benefits seem to be...
Privatize TSA? Talk at Orlando airport seeks to solve a nonexistent problem
Privatize TSA? Talk at Orlando airport seeks to solve a nonexistent problem
I am inside the command center of Orlando’s TSA offices. In a covert location, not far from the...
A surprising influence on Obama's portrait: Abraham Lincoln
A surprising influence on Obama's portrait: Abraham Lincoln
Kehinde Wiley's portrait of the president seems incredibly contemporary, but it's also deeply rooted...
The mini crash and class warfare
The mini crash and class warfare
The mini stock market crash earlier this month was a minor symptom of a much larger problem: class...
The Nuclear Posture Review signals a new arms race
The Nuclear Posture Review signals a new arms race
The Pentagon report suggests nuclear weapons make violence less likely. In reality, the world will...
The foreign policy questions that president Trump does not understand
The foreign policy questions that president Trump does not understand
The president’s factual and historical ignorance means that even when he asks a good question, a...
Al-Amiriyya: Once upon a bombing in Iraq
Al-Amiriyya: Once upon a bombing in Iraq
Iraqis still remember the more than 400 civilians the US military killed in a single bombing in...
