Iran asks Trump to stop tweeting about oil — because it's driving prices up

"Please stop it, otherwise it will go even higher!" Iran's OPEC Governor Hossein Kazempour Ardebili said in a statement, according to the country's Shana news agency.

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Iran asks Trump to stop tweeting about oil — because it's driving prices up "Please stop it, otherwise it will go even higher!" Iran's OPEC Governor Hossein Kazempour Ardebili said in a statement, according to the country's Shana news agency. Read More »

People are getting their hands injected with an acidic gel in a strange new cosmetic surgery trend A growing number of people are going to cosmetic surgeons to get hyaluronic acid injections in their hands, to reduce signs of ageing such as brown spots and veins. Read More »

Coinbase has been working on a new program to police its markets, and it has hired a former New York Stock Exchange exec to lead the effort It's the latest sign that crypto trading venues are aiming to look more like equity markets to mollify regulators' anxieties. Read More »

'We will see food rotting at ports': Retail industry issues stark warning to May and Barnier over no deal Brexit In a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May and chief EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, the British Retail Consortium (BRC), warned of chaos at ports in the event of a cliff edge Brexit Read More »

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Silicon Valley made a big deal about obeying GDPR, but a study shows the policies of firms like Facebook are 'vague' and 'insufficient' A new study from a European consumer group has found that tech companies, including Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon, are falling short of properly obeying new EU privacy rules. Read More »

The Thai soccer team trapped in a cave are getting a fiber optic cable installed so they can go online Twelve boys and their soccer coach have been stranded in the Tham Luang cave network in Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand, since June 23. They remain trapped because the cave flooded behind them. Read More »

Jaguar Land Rover says 40,000 UK jobs and £80 billion of investment are threatened by a 'bad Brexit' Jaguar Land Rover is Britain's biggest car manufacturer and exporter. One in three cars sent overseas by the UK are Jaguars or Land Rovers and 80% of the 621,000 cars it sold in 2017 were sold internationally. 20% went to Europe. Read More »

People can seem more racist as they get older, but it's not simply a case of 'being from a different time' Research has shown there is greater prejudice among older adults. This is often dismissed as older people being 'from a different time.' But it's not the whole story, because certain parts of our brains shrink as we get older, which making us less inhibited. Read More »

Rescuers want to drain enough cave water so the Thai soccer team could almost walk out — but the clock is ticking Authorities have been able to drain some of the water from the cave where a Thai soccer team has been trapped for 12 days, which may allow the team to walk out without diving gear. Rescuers can now enter the cave until chamber three located about a mile (1.6 kilometers) from the cave's entrance. Read More »

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