Last month brought quite freezing conditions for many ASX investors. But will the storm clouds reveal some silver as the end of the financial year approaches in June? For their thoughts, we asked our Foolish Contributors to compile a list of ASX stocks that they think could bring wealth through the investment rainbow. Here’s what …
The turbulent May for the markets ended almost exactly where the stock started, falling at the end of the session on Tuesday, when the S&P 500 index was less than a point higher than its level a month ago. It was the last turn of the month, with rising volatility and heated debates about inflation, …
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Car ads, especially those about performance cars, are usually full of flashing lights, great music, and fast driving. The all-new BMW M2 has not yet been officially released, but that has not stopped BMW from launching trailers on its social channels to provoke some excitement. The latest hit the BMW M YouTube last week – …
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Smile Fight / Shutterstock.com If, like many others, you are considering an electric vehicle for your next car, you probably have a lot of questions. Owning an EV has several benefits, such as saving money and avoiding a gas station, but electric vehicles also require much less maintenance. But really? It is a common question …
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I want people to stop calling my son shy. To be fair, I must also stop calling him shy. It’s such an easy word that comes out of your mouth. My almost three-year-old son Remy and I had lunch at a coffee shop one day. It was a weekday and we were early, so we …
Apple plans to add the first-generation iPad Pro to its list of historic products in late June, the company announced this week in an internal report distributed to Apple Stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers. The product has become a “vintage” more than five years since Apple last distributed the product for sale. Old products …
Luis Virla boarded a bus for several years and then boarded a commuter train in Calgary. But like many others, once the pandemic began, he stepped on the brakes in using transit. Even now that the pandemic restrictions have almost disappeared and his fears that the virus will subside, the 36-year-old man is still not …
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Summary: Electrical stimulation of the vagus nerve promotes healing in patients with acute inflammation by shifting the balance between inflammatory and anti-inflammatory molecules. Source: Karolinska Institute The nervous system is known to communicate with the immune system and regulate inflammation in the body. Researchers at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden are now showing how electrical …
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Shallow clouds formed by subtle vortices as observed in nature. Researchers are using advanced computing to add higher-resolution cloud dynamics to global simulations. Credit: Creative Commons We hear a lot about how climate change will change the earth, the sea and the ice. But how will it affect the clouds? “Low clouds could dry out …
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Giorgi Gobronidze, owner of PimEyes, a face-finding site that uses artificial intelligence-based facial recognition to search for images of people on the site, says users of the site should be more ethical in the way they search for photos. According to Gobronidze, “ethical use” of photo search sites means that users only have to search …
American author Susan Cain is a big fan of grief. More specifically, he is deeply interested in sad music and the “mysterious and seemingly paradoxical” joy or pleasure it can evoke. Mrs. Cain tried to understand why sad music – such as Leonard Cohen’s music – touched her more than any other species. Understand it …
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A new study by the University of California at Irvine identifies sex-specific areas of muscle signaling to other tissues and that the organs and processes that affect muscles differ significantly between men and women. This new discovery provides insight into how muscle functions such as exercise promote healthy longevity, metabolism and cognition. A study entitled …
