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Children Of Attractive Parents Earn More Than Those From Average-Looking Families: Study
New research conducted by the US-based National Bureau of Economic Research has found that children of conventionally attractive parents earn more than those from average-looking families.
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El Salvador Is Struggling With Mainstream Bitcoin Adoption, Reveals Survey
Bitcoin is struggling in El Salvador, the first country to make the asset legal tender, according to a new survey conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research that concludes that, despite El Salvador's Bitcoin Law, not many people in the country are using the cryptocurrency.
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Study Shows How Facebook Can Decide the Price of Your Home
According to researchers from the US National Bureau of Economic Research, people whose friends are experiencing house price rises were willing to pay more for a house.
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The Chances Of A Recession? Not What You'd Think
For at least five years, we have been hearing that the United States is on the verge of slipping into a recession.
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Climate Change Tied to Lower Birth Rate in US Finds Research
Climate change has likely been contributing to a steady decline in the US birth rate, researchers said, predicting as many as 100,000 fewer babies born each year by the end of the century.
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Love Your Job? It May Ruin Your Weekends: Study
Do you love your job and find your boss friendly too? Chances are you may actually be hating the weekend time with family or friends.
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Fed stops short of the clarity global markets crave
The US Federal Reserve's disclosure on June 19 of a rough route map for phasing out its unprecedented programme of bond buying by the middle of 2014 drew a fiery reaction from global markets.
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US fixed mortgage rates drop again to record lows
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage fell back down to 3.94 per cent, the record low set earlier in the fall.
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Children Of Attractive Parents Earn More Than Those From Average-Looking Families: Study
New research conducted by the US-based National Bureau of Economic Research has found that children of conventionally attractive parents earn more than those from average-looking families.
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El Salvador Is Struggling With Mainstream Bitcoin Adoption, Reveals Survey
Bitcoin is struggling in El Salvador, the first country to make the asset legal tender, according to a new survey conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research that concludes that, despite El Salvador's Bitcoin Law, not many people in the country are using the cryptocurrency.
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Study Shows How Facebook Can Decide the Price of Your Home
According to researchers from the US National Bureau of Economic Research, people whose friends are experiencing house price rises were willing to pay more for a house.
-
The Chances Of A Recession? Not What You'd Think
For at least five years, we have been hearing that the United States is on the verge of slipping into a recession.
-
Climate Change Tied to Lower Birth Rate in US Finds Research
Climate change has likely been contributing to a steady decline in the US birth rate, researchers said, predicting as many as 100,000 fewer babies born each year by the end of the century.
-
Love Your Job? It May Ruin Your Weekends: Study
Do you love your job and find your boss friendly too? Chances are you may actually be hating the weekend time with family or friends.
-
Fed stops short of the clarity global markets crave
The US Federal Reserve's disclosure on June 19 of a rough route map for phasing out its unprecedented programme of bond buying by the middle of 2014 drew a fiery reaction from global markets.
-
US fixed mortgage rates drop again to record lows
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage fell back down to 3.94 per cent, the record low set earlier in the fall.
