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The yuan’s unexpected resilience turns $562 million of hedge-fund bets to dust https://t.co/mPUcLC6uRK http://pic.twitter.com/jayeDeERPZ — Bloomberg Business (@business) March 15, 2016 via money.theworldnewsmedia.org

The Liquidity Endgame Begins: Whiting’s Revolver Cut By $1.2 Billion As Banks Start Slashing Credit Lines https://t.co/lfZSafOfeo — zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 15, 2016 via money.theworldnewsmedia.org

Sea levels are rising at the fastest rate for 28 centuries – what does this mean for cities? https://t.co/6iNLgFBveB http://pic.twitter.com/9at9X8cf11 — World Economic Forum (@wef) March 15, 2016 via money.theworldnewsmedia.org

Microsoft is opening the door across the entire landscape of gaming https://t.co/fUqwdfvNAA http://pic.twitter.com/Gi9EgCv1w7 — Forbes (@Forbes) March 15, 2016 via money.theworldnewsmedia.org

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How Bernie Sanders quietly entered the top 4% of earners https://t.co/r343f23eVX http://pic.twitter.com/mPrddBi0u2 — Fortune (@FortuneMagazine) March 14, 2016 via Money & Finance NewsView the full article

Computers will overtake us when they learn to love, says futurist Ray Kurzweil https://t.co/PoniWcnYxC http://pic.twitter.com/eYz20O1mpG — CNNMoney (@CNNMoney) March 14, 2016 via Money & Finance NewsView the full article

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China’s National People’s Congress meets to set out economic agenda. Presenter: Laura Kyle Guests: Chen Chen - China Economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit. Pauline Loong - Managing Director at Asia-Analytica and Analyst on China's Economy. Christopher Balding - Associate Professor at the HSBC Business School at Peking University. Source: Al Jazeera

A British schoolboy has been questioned by police, after his internet browsing behaviour aroused the suspicion of his teachers...

Germans looking to stock up on self-defence gear flocked to the IWA International Trade Fair in Nuremberg, Saturday. A range of firearms, pepper spray, body armor and gas pistols were on show for potential buyers as the demand for non-lethal self-defence weapons continues to surge.

As oil prices slump to record lows, advanced and environmentally friendly energy sources are becoming too expensive for consumers.

One way to destigmatize menstrual periods may be to give women a week off every month. At least, that's what one British company hopes to achieve. Bristol-based Coexist has a largely female staff, and the company's directors say it's "unfair" for women to have to work while in pain. Director Bex Baxter told the Bristol Post, "Everyone at Coexist respects the company and gives more than 100 percent to their work, so I don't think we will have an issue with people deceiving us." This is an uncommon business practice throughout the world. In the U.S., most companies don't even offer paid maternity leave. However, several Asian countries like Japan and Taiwan offer working women the ability to take a few paid days to a week off every month during their menstrual cycle. Some activists have said allowing women to take time off for their period pain doesn't improve gender equality. For female workers at Coexist, they aren't required to take time off, it's just an option. This video includes clips from Thinx, PBS and Tampax and an image from Shattonbury~commonswiki / CC BY SA 1.0. http://www.newsnet5.com/news/world/uk-company-to-offer-period-leave-for-female-employees