Researchers analysed 70,000 photos and found the most sexy selfies are taken in areas of greater economic inequality

According to researchers, looking sexy can generate large returns, economically, socially, and personally, with researchers saying sexy selfies are part of a complex evolutionary game in which women "sexualise themselves in environments with greater economic inequality".

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Researchers analysed 70,000 photos and found the most sexy selfies are taken in areas of greater economic inequality According to researchers, looking sexy can generate large returns, economically, socially, and personally, with researchers saying sexy selfies are part of a complex evolutionary game in which women "sexualise themselves in environments with greater economic inequality". Read More »

The Turkish lira is diving after Moody's warned the worst is yet to come for the country's banks "There is a heightened risk of a downside funding scenario, where a deterioration in investor sentiment limits access to market funding," Moody's said, noting that "Turkish banks are highly reliant on foreign currency funding." Read More »

10 unicorn tech startups had major exits last quarter — and the biggest was worth $53 billion BI Prime: These 10 unicorns liquidated billions of dollars for investors and employees in Q2 2018, according to a report from Goldman Sachs. Read More »

The estimated death toll in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria was corrected — from 64 to 2,975 The official death toll on Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria was raised from 64 to nearly 3,000 almost a year after the hurricane struck. Read More »

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Ikea is adding to its smart home lineup Swedish furniture and home goods retailer Ikea will add a new line of smart plugs to its first-party smart home lineup, according to The Verge. The new devices, which allow users to control a power outlet remotely, are set to be released in October. Read More »

Brazil sent armed guards to the Venezuelan border as thousands flee from economic crisis Brazil said it was sending armed forces to keep order near the Venezuelan border area. President Michel Temer said the move was aimed at keeping order and ensuring the safety of immigrants. Read More »

I drove a $44,000 Chevy Bolt for a weekend and saw just how far electric cars have come — but I also discovered a glaring problem I drove a Chevrolet Bolt EV for a weekend at the end of July. I came away impressed with the Bolt's ride quality, acceleration, handling, and driver assistance features, but when I tried to charge the vehicle, I realized the limitations of our current charging infrastructure. Read More »

Guy Pearce says Netflix hates the term 'binge-watching' now, and told him not to use it in interviews Guy Pearce, who stars in the new Netflix original series "The Innocents," said in a recent interview that the company asks actors not to talk about "binge-watching" in interviews. Read More »

180,000 young Wall Streeters took the grueling CFA exam this year — nearly 100,000 of them failed Becoming a CFA charter holder is a huge leg up for anyone hoping to build a career in investment management. It's also a much cheaper credential than an MBA — a CFA costs about $2,500 in total. Read More »

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