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Oil pipeline

Heavy oil price war brewing between Canada and Mexico

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A heavy oil price war between Canada, Mexico and other Latin America producers is brewing over supplies to the US Gulf Coast refiners. Canadian...
British Chambers of Commerce

Election tactics warning issued by the British Chambers of Commerce

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The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned British political parties that the UK’s home-grown political problems are the biggest negatives for 2015, cited...
oil prices

Oil rebounds as Libyan clashes spark supply concerns

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Oil prices recovered on Monday after sliding for two successive days, as clashes in Libya fueled concern that supplies may be undermined. Fierce fighting...
BoE

Keep interest rates low, urges the Institute for Public Policy Research

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The Institute for Public Policy Research has urged the Bank of England to keep the benchmark interest rate at its record low of 0.5%...
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NASA releases International Space Station mobile app

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NASA has released a new mobile app for those interested in the hundreds of experiments that are conducted on the International Space Station. It provides...
metro north train

Metro North train service is back up in Connecticut

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Metro North commuter trains on the New Haven Line are operating again after police looked into a “suspicious package” at Greenwich train station. According to...
lava flow

Lava flow from Kilauea advances toward Pahoa Marketplace

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A river of molten lava from an erupting volcano on Hawaii's Big Island has advanced 10 yards toward a shopping center since Saturday afternoon. The...
Shinzō Abe

Japan approves a 3.5 trillion yen stimulus package

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Japan approved a 3.5 trillion yen stimulus package on Saturday to help boost the country's economy and get growth back on track. Prime Minister Shinzo...
Mussels survival

Mussel shells become more brittle due to climate change

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Mussel’s shells become more brittle as climate change causes oceans to become increasingly acidic, a team of scientists from the University of Glasgow wrote...
UK

Rural economy will grow faster than urban sector in England

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England's rural economy will grow faster than in urban areas of the country, thanks to better transport links and faster broadband, Environment Secretary Liz Truss...