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 »

'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 »

MORGAN STANLEY: The truck-driver shortage is getting worse, and everyone loses in the most likely outcome BI PRIME: There aren't enough truck drivers to move the world's cargo around. According to a team of analysts at Morgan Stanley, costs across the industry are likely to continue rising and could reach a breaking point where shippers explore other options. Read More »

DeepMind's AI is now beating humans at Quake because winning in Go wasn't terrifying enough DeepMind said Tuesday that it had developed innovations and reinforcement learning that enabled an artificial-intelligence system to achieve human-level performance in Quake III Arena's Capture the Flag, a 3-D first-person multiplayer game. 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 »

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 »

The number of migrants trying to enter the US has declined overall — these 6 charts show why it isn't the border 'crisis' many make it out to be The "crisis" at the Mexico-US border isn't the way many portray it to be. Migrants entering the US are at all-time lows. In 2000, 1.6 million migrants were apprehended along the border — by 2017, the number dropped to 304,000. Undocumented migration from Mexico has also been declining since 2000. 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 »

Benjamin Franklin built his character around 13 virtues — and following his weekly plan could change your life Founding father Benjamin Franklin sought to practice what he preached by carrying around a chart in order to track his weekly virtues. Read More »

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