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Luxury Apparel Sector Tops Most Valuable Brands Worldwide
Good times for millionaires mean good times for high-fashion and that's what we've got today. As a consequence, the luxury sector worldwide is growing faster than many others, according to Interbrand, a respected brand consultancy based in New York that's been around since 1974. 
Good times for millionaires mean good times for high-fashion and that's what we've got today. As a consequence, the luxury sector worldwide is growing faster than many others, according to Interbrand, a respected brand consultancy based in New York that's been around since 1974. -
Trillions Of Dollars in Personal Wealth in China Are Looking For a Place To Go
China apparently has too much private capital lying around and doesn't quite know what to do with it. 
China apparently has too much private capital lying around and doesn't quite know what to do with it. -
100 Oil Inevitable; May Hit as Early as December
Trump's trade war with the world might run out of steam when oil hits $100 a barrel -- and this scenario might occur as early as December. 
Trump's trade war with the world might run out of steam when oil hits $100 a barrel -- and this scenario might occur as early as December. -
Asia’s First Hyperloop Trains Will Debut at Tongren, Guizhou
America's Hyperloop technology, the world's newest and fastest form of mass transportation on land, should come to China within five to 10 years. 
America's Hyperloop technology, the world's newest and fastest form of mass transportation on land, should come to China within five to 10 years. -
Tim Berners-Lee Announces New Web That Will Destroy The Old One
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the man who invented the World Wide Web in 1989 and who placed the first website online on Aug. 6, 1991, believes the internet as we know it has become a force for evil and is developing another version that will restore decency to it. 
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the man who invented the World Wide Web in 1989 and who placed the first website online on Aug. 6, 1991, believes the internet as we know it has become a force for evil and is developing another version that will restore decency to it. -
World’s Biggest Search For Aliens Now Using World’s Biggest Radio Telescope in Hunt
Breakthrough Listen, the global initiative looking for signs of intelligent life in the Universe, has expanded its ongoing search for extraterrestrial (ET) signals and "technosignatures" by tying-up with the MeerKAT telescope in South Africa, the world's largest radio telescope array. 
Breakthrough Listen, the global initiative looking for signs of intelligent life in the Universe, has expanded its ongoing search for extraterrestrial (ET) signals and "technosignatures" by tying-up with the MeerKAT telescope in South Africa, the world's largest radio telescope array. -
2018 Nobel Laureates in Physics Include First Woman Awarded the Prize in 55 Years
Arthur Ashkin of Bell Laboratories in the United States; Gérard Mourou of École Polytechnique, Palaiseau in France and Donna Strickland, a physicist at the University of Waterloo in Canada, share the Nobel Prize in Physics 2018 for inventions in the field of laser physics widely considered groundbreaking. 
Arthur Ashkin of Bell Laboratories in the United States; Gérard Mourou of École Polytechnique, Palaiseau in France and Donna Strickland, a physicist at the University of Waterloo in Canada, share the Nobel Prize in Physics 2018 for inventions in the field of laser physics widely considered groundbreaking. -
Pakistan and China Junk Saudi Arabia as Third Partner in Belt and Road Initiative
In a sudden and unexpected volte-face, Pakistan has announced that its ally and benefactor, Saudi Arabia, won't be joining China's "Belt and Road Initiative" (BRI) as its third strategic partner. 
In a sudden and unexpected volte-face, Pakistan has announced that its ally and benefactor, Saudi Arabia, won't be joining China's "Belt and Road Initiative" (BRI) as its third strategic partner. -
U.S. Takes Aim at Multi-Trillion Dollar Asteroid Mining Business with New NASA Plan
The United States will definitely send Americans back to the Moon and will land a multinational team of astronauts on Mars ahead of any other country by the 2030s at the earliest. But, more important, it will also start doing business in space and is encouraging the U.S. private sector to lead the way. 
The United States will definitely send Americans back to the Moon and will land a multinational team of astronauts on Mars ahead of any other country by the 2030s at the earliest. But, more important, it will also start doing business in space and is encouraging the U.S. private sector to lead the way. -
China Slashes Import Tariffs on U.S. Steel Products and Others to Defeat Trump’s Trade War
China is countering Trump's tariff war by encouraging more imports to boost economic production in its slowing economy. It said it will slash imports on nearly 1,600 products starting Nov. 1. 
China is countering Trump's tariff war by encouraging more imports to boost economic production in its slowing economy. It said it will slash imports on nearly 1,600 products starting Nov. 1.
