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Finance
Why Big Oil has a long road ahead in Venezuela, the ‘fallen angel of global crude markets’ – Yahoo Finance
Why Big Oil has a long road ahead in Venezuela, the ‘fallen angel of global crude markets’ Yahoo Finance Source link
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Economy
Venezuelans Rejoice – Socialism Failed Yet Again
Thousands of Venezuelans go out in La Vega, a popular area of Caracas to celebrate the fall of Nicolás Maduro and the victory of Edmundo González. The eyes of the world are on Venezuela. ?? pic.twitter.com/3uMAND74TT — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) July 29, 2024 The people of Venezuela are celebrating Maduro’s departure. Those who have lived under socialism understand the depths of…
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Life Style
Easy Homemade Sauerkraut Recipe (Step-by-Step Guide)
This easy, homemade sauerkraut recipe is one of the simplest and most rewarding ferments you can make. With just cabbage, salt, and time, you can create tangy, probiotic-rich homemade sauerkraut that supports gut health and adds brightness to almost any dish. This guide walks you through the traditional fermentation method, explains the science behind it, and includes a troubleshooting section…
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Entertainment
About Each Star From Emmy-Winning Series – Hollywood Life
Image Credit: Courtesy of Netflix Adolescence quickly became one of Netflix’s biggest hits, and it’s all thanks to the cast and crew behind the show. Exploring multiple complicated themes, the one-shot series delves into the consequences of 13-year-old Jamie Miller’s actions. Adolescence didn’t just dominate streaming charts — it also dominated awards season. The show and its cast earned major…
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Tech
Analysts expect Samsung's Q4 operating profit to jump 160% YoY to ~$11.7B, driven by a severe global shortage of memory chips amid booming AI demand (Hyunjoo Jin/Reuters)
Hyunjoo Jin / Reuters: Analysts expect Samsung’s Q4 operating profit to jump 160% YoY to ~$11.7B, driven by a severe global shortage of memory chips amid booming AI demand — Samsung Electronics (005930.KS) is expected to flag a 160% jump in its fourth-quarter operating profit spurred by a severe chip shortage … Source link
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Business
Trump’s planned revival of Venezuela’s oil industry could cost the U.S. $100 billion
President Donald Trump’s plans to restore Venezuela’s beleaguered oil industry faces a series of challenges that will cost U.S. oil companies many billions of dollars to overcome. Over the weekend, U.S. forces arrested Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on drug trafficking charges, with Trump claiming the U.S. would “run” the country and take over the country’s nationalized oil reserves. “American dominance…
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Money
The 7 Biggest Money Stories Impacting Seniors in 2025
CREATISTA / Shutterstock.com 2025 proved to be a challenging balancing act for America’s seniors. While the broader economy celebrated cooling inflation and falling interest rates, the view from retirement looked very different. For those on fixed incomes, the year was defined by a mathematical squeeze. Modest income adjustments clashed with stubborn prices for essentials and rising health care costs. Meanwhile……
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Money
The 11 Biggest Financial News Stories of 2025
ra2studio / Shutterstock.com 2025 was a year of concrete numbers and finalized policies. We saw the confirmed inflation adjustments for our taxes, new contribution limits for retirement accounts, and the finalization of major legal settlements. It was a year where the “vibes” economy was replaced by hard data. The numbers below—from the Social Security COLA to the IRS tax brackets—determined…
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Money
Here’s What 5 Experts Say Will Happen to Stocks in 2026
Johnson / Money Talks News Wall Street consensus is a rare thing. Usually, for every bull pounding the table, there is a bear warning of impending doom. But entering 2026, the mood is different. The biggest banks and independent researchers are surprisingly aligned, predicting a fourth consecutive year of gains for the S&P 500. The drivers? A friendly Federal Reserve,…
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Nature
how I use penguin faeces to measure contaminants in Antarctica
“In this image, I’m collecting faecal samples from Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) on Horseshoe Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula at about 68° S. As an analytical chemist, my research focuses on detecting trace contaminants such as heavy metals, pesticides and microplastics. It’s always been a dream of mine to travel to Antarctica, and I loved every minute. We follow strict…
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