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2016

Новости за 21.01.2016

Tubantia 

'Harde landing China vrijwel onvermijdelijk'

NEW YORK (ANP/BLOOMBERG) - Een substantiële vertraging van de economische groei in China, een zogeheten harde landing, is zo goed als onvermijdelijk. Dat stelde miljardair en befaamd belegger George Soros donderdag in een interview met persbureau Bloomberg.

Tubantia 

Beleggers op Wall Street nemen gas terug

NEW YORK (ANP) - Beleggers op Wall Street namen donderdag in de middaghandel gas terug, waardoor de graadmeters een stuk minder sterk plusten dan in de eerste handelsuren. Bankaandelen gleden steeds verder af en energiefondsen leverden een deel van eerdere winsten in. De hint op aanvullende steunmaatregelen van de ECB zorgde voor een sterke opmars van de olieprijzen, maar ook die verloor enigszins aan vaart.

United Press International (UPI.com) 

Drinking water reduces risk of childhood obesity

Stephen Feller
NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (UPI) -- Researchers found a decrease in BMI of students at schools in New York where self-serve water dispensers were installed in cafeterias, according to a new study.

NBCSports.com 

Chiefs name Childress and Nagy co-offensive coordinators

The Chiefs can’t fill Doug Pederson’s spot with one guy. So they promoted two. The team announced that Brad Childress and Matt Nagy would serve as co-offensive coordinators. “We went through our process of finding an offensive coordinator and determined having coach Childress and coach Nagy serve as co-coordinators would benefit our football team the…

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

Student’s Facebook post on Babri led to online contact by ISIS

Akhlaq-ur-Rehman, who was arrested for planning a terror attack ahead of this Republic Day as part of an ISIS cell, wanted to vent his emotions but found that no one was really bothered what a teenager thought about Babri Masjid. So, the angry polytechnic student took to Facebook to express himself.

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

Student’s FB post on Babri led to contact by ISIS

Akhlaq-ur-Rehman, who was arrested for planning a terror attack ahead of this Republic Day as part of an ISIS cell, wanted to vent his emotions but found that no one was really bothered what a teenager thought about Babri Masjid. So, the angry polytechnic student took to Facebook to express himself.

NAIJ.COM (Nigeria News) 

Nyanya Blast Suspects: Court Reserves Ruling On Witness Protection

The Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday, January 21, reserved ruling on protection of witnesses against suspects of the Nyanya/ Kuje October bombings. At the court sitting today, the prosecuting counsel, Magaji Labaran made an application for witness protection. Labaran said the witnesses that would be brought against the suspects needed to be protected. […]

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WSJ.com 

U.S. Auto Recalls Set Record

Auto makers recalled a record 51.26 million vehicles in the U.S. in 2015, continuing a historic surge for car companies facing an unprecedented government crackdown on safety lapses.

BusinessInsider.com 

21 ways to stop procrastinating right now

Bruno Melnic Incáo/flickr

It's easy to tell ourselves we'll get to something "later." It's especially tempting to put off important tasks when we've got things like Instagram and Netflix at our fingertips.

But procrastinating can be costly, especially at work.

To stop, you'll first need to understand the causes and temptations of procrastination. Then you'll want to follow these 21 steps:

Vivian Giang contributed to a previous version of this article.

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Stars and Stripes 

Texas governor keeps Iran sanctions in place despite US agreement

On the heels of a trade mission to Israel, Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday told officials with the state's retirement funds to maintain bans on investing in companies that do business with Iran, despite the nuclear pact orchestrated by President Barack Obama that is lifting economic sanctions against the Persian Gulf nation.