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In pictures: Venice Biennale 2013

21 October 2014
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Stocks slide amid inflation fears

Ron Sanchez, CIO at Fiduciary Trust international, gives his take on where interest rates are heading.

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The world's 'coolest' pitching contest in frozen Baltic Sea

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Why we might be getting the birthrate panic wrong again

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Inflation fears weigh on Wall Street

Expert at Concurrent Asset Management says a big jump in producer prices is fuelled by higher oil costs.

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What does summer travel look like in 2026?

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US markets open lower after inflation jumps

Mark Giambrone at Barrow Hanley Global Investors expects inflation rates to remain high.

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Discover Io, the most volcanic world in our solar system

Professor Brian Cox explains why Jupiter's moon, Io, is the most volcanically active body known to science.

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Investors focus on strong earnings despite Iran war worries

Bob Doll at Crossmark Global Investments explains that earnings growth outweighs higher oil prices for investors.

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Tracking lions in Zambia's largest national park

The Travel Show joins rangers at Kafue National Park in Zambia for a thrilling lion monitoring expedition.

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Wall Street opens higher after strong US labour data

Expert at River Wealth Advisors says the better-than-expected jobs data shows the US economy's resilience.

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Your kid's next best friend might not be human

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Tech Now reports on a huge U-turn for big tech as Instagram stops end-to-end encryption.

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A century celebrated: On the eve of his 100th birthday, Sir David Attenborough has a message for his fans.

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Olivia Dean wasn't ready for Elton John's phone call

Olivia Dean received a FaceTime call from Sir Elton John whilst making sausages on a camping trip in Wales.

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