15 h. ago Column: London Metal Exchange reaps the rewards of tariff turmoil

Column: London Metal Exchange reaps the rewards of tariff turmoil  Mining.com

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65 h. ago Former Wales captain Jayne Ludlow believes Wales are ready to reap the rewards from their Euros debut and grow women’s football

Ludlow, who represented Cymru 61 times before coaching the side for seven years, has helped the growth of the women’s game in her home country.

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6 d. ago Column | To AC or not to AC: Finding relief in a London heatwave

Column | To AC or not to AC: Finding relief in a London heatwave  The Daily Collegian

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7 d. ago US banks announce big shareholder payouts as Fed eases stress tests

Wall Street titans to raise dividends and buy back shares as investors reap reward of lighter oversight

Economics

9 d. ago US stock market comeback tests investor faith in rotation to Europe

S&P 500 has outstripped rival global indices in the second quarter as tariff turmoil fades

Economics

2 w. ago Freeview users need to take action now or miss out on six major channel changes

Freeview users are set to see a TV guide switch up, but they must retune their TV to reap the rewards.

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2 w. ago Foreign Treasury holdings remain near record high despite tariff turmoil

International investors’ stockpiles of US government debt fell slightly in April

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2 w. ago Column | It’s a parade inside my city: London vs. Philadelphia parade culture

Column | It’s a parade inside my city: London vs. Philadelphia parade culture  The Daily Collegian

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3 w. ago I went from Airdrie benchwarmer to FA Cup winner – I'd have laughed at the thought a couple of years ago

It's been quite the remarkable journey for Justin Devenny who has reaped the rewards for digging deep at his football low moments

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3 w. ago Get to grips with pollination – your garden (and the bees) will thank you for it

GCSE biology a distant memory? Here’s how plants reproduce, and how to encourage themIf you’re growing any plants for fruit, getting your head around pollination is key to ensuring a bountiful harvest. Thankfully, the plants and the pollinators – whether that’s bees, beetles or a summer breeze – have a system for making this happen. Still, any grower should be familiar with the pollination needs of their crops in case intervention is necessary.If GCSE biology is a distant memory, here’s a quick refresher. Pollination is the reproductive process whereby a flower’s pollen is transferred from the stamen to the stigma before travelling to the ovule, where fertilisation takes place. Seeds start to develop and, for those crops that coax a creature into dispersing their seed, a fruit will form and swell around them. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Fake McDonald’s lobbies Putin to block return of western companies

Knock-off Russian brands have reaped the rewards of a consumer boom without the competition

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