China takes a big step forward in its quest for an unstoppable nuclear precision strike weapon, state media claims

China has taken another major step forward in its quest for hypersonic weapons, state media claims, simultaneously testing three hypersonic vehicle models that can change speed mid-flight for hard-to-intercept precision strikes on enemy targets.

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China takes a big step forward in its quest for an unstoppable nuclear precision strike weapon, state media claims China has taken another major step forward in its quest for hypersonic weapons, state media claims, simultaneously testing three hypersonic vehicle models that can change speed mid-flight for hard-to-intercept precision strikes on enemy targets. Read More »

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Citi has poached a rising star trader from $17 billion hedge fund CQS for its revamped bond-trading unit BI PRIME: Citigroup is continuing to add talent to its bond-trading team. Fresh off of hiring Sam Berberian from Goldman Sachs, Citi has poached a rising star in the hedge fund world to work for him. Read More »

The White House is reportedly setting a number of restrictions on the FBI's Kavanaugh investigation — and won't let them investigate Julie Swetnick's allegations The White House is reportedly limiting the scope of the FBI's investigation into sexual-misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and the FBI will not be permitted to look into claims made by his third accuser, Julie Swetnick. Read More »

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These 7 jobs will be in high demand with employers next year Salaries vary depending on many factors but jobs that are in high demand often allow candidates to negotiate better salaries — human resource consulting firm Robert Half released a list of positions it predicts will be the most sought-after among companies from 2018 to 2019. Read More »

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