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	Julius Baer benefits from surge in trading by wealthy customers Financial Times Swiss bank Julius Baer benefited from a surge in trading on volatile markets by its wealthy clients last year, helping it increase net profits by 50 per ... Flag as irrelevant
	Think modular, think flexible: unlocking innovation in quantum computing physicsworld.com "Proteox is the largest dilution refrigerator in its class with an extensive capacity for integrating components, experimental services and sample mounting, ... Flag as irrelevant
	YouTube Points to Shorts as Key Development Opportunity in 2021 Social Media Today So far, videos in our new Shorts player - which helps people around the world watch short videos on YouTube - are receiving an impressive 3.5 billion ... Flag as irrelevant
	An Emboldened Extremist Wing Flexes Its Power in a Leaderless GOP The New York Times And then, to his astonishment, Republican Party officials in his own state embraced the conspiracy theory that the attack was actually a left-wing "false ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chinese submarine sailors report significant mental health problems in rare study CNN A Chinese ballistic missile submarine takes part in a military parade in the Yellow Sea in 2019. Hong Kong (CNN) More than 1 in 5 sailors on Chinese ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tata Steel Chess: Van Foreest wins in Armageddon Chessbase News Jorden van Foreest defeated Nils Grandelius in round 13 to catch up with Anish Giri, who managed to hold a draw from a worse position against David ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saudi human rights under new spotlight in Biden era BBC News The new team in the White House has promised a complete reset of relations with Saudi Arabia where human rights will now feature prominently. Flag as irrelevant
	How Lagos loses out in battle for investors Financial Times As Nigeria reels from its second recession in less than five years and confronts a deadly coronavirus second wave, Mr Sanwo-Olu wants greater ... Flag as irrelevant
	Taliban attacks increased in Afghan capital, says US watchdog Aljazeera.com Taliban attacks in the Afghan capital of Kabul are on the rise, with increasing targeted killings of government officials, civil society leaders and journalists, ... Flag as irrelevant

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