SYDNEY/TOKYO (Reuters) – Asian shares posted modest gains on Wednesday on hopes Beijing will take steps to support the economy and as investors tried to decipher conflicting signals on prospects for de-escalating the Sino-U.S. trade dispute. An investor looks at an electronic board showing stock information at a brokerage house […]
Daily Archives: November 28, 2018
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Scholes was working as a pundit for Manchester United’s Champions League clash against Young Boys on Tuesday. Jose Mourinho has made it clear he was not happy at the club’s transfer business in the summer. The Portuguese gave Woodward a shortlist of targets at the beginning of the window. However, […]
The Bitcoin BubbleJay Adkisson An entire industry exists to take advantage of cryptocurrencies. From the creators of individual cryptocurrencies, to folks who sell software apps such as wallets, to companies that are attracting venture capital for vaguely-described synergies involving the retail use of cryptocurrency, to hedge funds that invest directly […]
That is the view of Lakers’ star LeBron James and coach Luke Walton. James’ Lakers were crushed by the Nuggets 117-85 in their ninth defeat of the season. The Lakers’ blowout loss was made to feel even worse as Ball was forced to leave the game just before halftime because […]
We now know a lot more about the Red Dead Redemption 2 Online beta than we did last week. The first wave of players have had their first taste of multiplayer outlaw life, and so far, the feedback has been positive. The biggest problems gamers are currently facing is finding […]
[embedded content] By Michael AllenNov. 28, 2018 , 2:10 PM When a peacock catches the attention of a female, he doesn’t just turn her head—he makes it vibrate. That’s the surprising conclusion of a new study, which finds that a male peafowl’s tail feathers create low-frequency sounds that cause feathers […]
Phillip Schofield is best known for being a presenter on This Morning, which he co-hosts with Holly Willoughby. The 56-year-old landed the role back in 2002, and regularly appears on a number of ITV programmes. As well as the hit competition Dancing on Ice, the TV star also works on […]
When conditions are right, spadefoot toad tadpoles can turn into carnivores like these consuming a metamorphosing relative. DAVID PFENNIG/UNC By Elizabeth PennisiNov. 28, 2018 , 2:00 PM MONTPELLIER, FRANCE—Growing up in South Texas, David Pfennig was fascinated by cannibalistic tadpoles. When summer storms soak the normally dry plains, spadefoot toads […]