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Precious Metals & Energy – Weekly Review and Calendar Ahead By Investing.com

Precious Metals & Energy – Weekly Review and Calendar Ahead By Investing.com

© Reuters. By Barani Krishnan Investing.com — Will WTI survive the $30 test? “It’ll be tough to break for sure, but I think it’s surely going to be tested,” John Kilduff, founding partner at New…

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South Africa’s economic reform ambitions fall short of what’s required: a few pointers

South Africa’s economic reform ambitions fall short of what’s required: a few pointers

Over the past two decades various African National Congress (ANC) administrations in South Africa have sought to redistribute income to the poor and the vulnerable. They have also sought to stimulate rapid economic growth. The…

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Eight common problems with science literature reviews and how to fix them

Eight common problems with science literature reviews and how to fix them

Researchers regularly review the literature that’s generated by others in their field. This is an integral part of day-to-day research: finding relevant research, reading and digesting the main findings, summarising across papers, and making conclusions…

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Crude Oil Slumps Again as Risk Asset Rout Intensifies By Investing.com

Crude Oil Slumps Again as Risk Asset Rout Intensifies By Investing.com

© Reuters. By Geoffrey Smith  Investing.com — The rout in crude oil markets continued on Friday with prices falling to new four-month lows in sympathy with other risk assets amid concerns over the economic outlook and…

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South Africa’s draft procurement bill falls short of what’s required to fight corruption

South Africa’s draft procurement bill falls short of what’s required to fight corruption

Public procurement is the single largest corruption risk, particularly in developing countries. Transparency International estimates that governments in low- and middle-income countries spend about 50% of public funds buying goods and services from the private…

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new studies confirm Moon has icy poles

new studies confirm Moon has icy poles

Water is more abundant on the Moon than we might have suspected, according to two papers published today in Nature Astronomy that confirm the presence of ice on and near the lunar surface. It’s a…

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Ethanol Looks Beyond Trump-Biden Bluster to Biofuel Reset By Bloomberg

Ethanol Looks Beyond Trump-Biden Bluster to Biofuel Reset By Bloomberg

© Reuters Ethanol Looks Beyond Trump-Biden Bluster to Biofuel Reset (Bloomberg) — Donald Trump and Joe Biden are scrambling to secure Farm Belt victories with sweeping promises to protect corn-based ethanol’s place in the U.S.…

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what we found in Kumasi, and what needs to change

what we found in Kumasi, and what needs to change

Housing is one of the most basic human needs and can have a profound impact on the happiness, lifestyle, self-esteem, and productivity of an individual. Yet the delivery of adequate housing to urban dwellers has…

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Genome and satellite technology reveal recovery rates and impacts of climate change on southern right whales

Genome and satellite technology reveal recovery rates and impacts of climate change on southern right whales

After close to a decade of globe-spanning effort, the genome of the southern right whale has been released this week, giving us deeper insights into the histories and recovery of whale populations across the southern…

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Oil Logs Worst Month Since March as Lockdowns Resurface By Investing.com

Oil Logs Worst Month Since March as Lockdowns Resurface By Investing.com

© Reuters. By Barani Krishnan Investing.com – Oil prices fell for a third straight day on Friday, logging their worst monthly loss since March, as fresh curbs placed on business and people in France and…

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