Cryptocurrencies are getting smoked as investors move to 'risk off'

The entire crypto market lost around $7 billion in value in just half an hour.

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Cryptocurrencies are getting smoked as investors move to 'risk off' The entire crypto market lost around $7 billion in value in just half an hour. Read More »

Gossiping can make us look bad — but it may have evolved to help us bond with each other Something called 'spontaneous trait transference' can happen. Read More »

Inside the Elizabeth Line — the biggest-ever upgrade to the London Tube, complete with brand-new trains Business Insider got an inside look at London's Elizabeth line upgrade at Farringdon station. The new line opens in December 2018, this is what it'll look like. Read More »

Global markets are bouncing back as concern over Trump's trade war eases Major European indices are more than 1% higher in the first hour of trading. Read More »

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People are asking who would win in a match between Roger Federer and Serena Williams — and the winner is clear Roger Federer or Serena Williams? The question provoked a number of answers, but Quora users were united over who would win this fantasy tennis match. Read More »

FACEBOOK BOMBSHELL: 'We believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped' Facebook has updated its estimate on the number of users affected by the leak of data to Cambridge Analytica. The new estimate is 74% bigger than the prior one. Read More »

The 31 best Nintendo Switch games under $20 The Nintendo Switch has major hits in the "Super Mario" and "Legend of Zelda" franchises, but some of the console's best games are under $20. Read More »

Consumers are turning to their smartphones over their smart speakers for voice assistants in the home US consumers are more likely to use the voice assistant in their smartphones over the one in their smart speakers when at home Read More »

'The weakest, most riven government I've ever seen': Scotland's Brexit minister says May's 'paralysed' Cabinet is damaging negotiations 'May's decision-making is buttressed one side by extreme Brexiteers and on the other by a fear of what will happen to the economy. The government is paralysed.' Read More »

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