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It's time to kill the myth that millennials don't buy things

Vox 

We've been told that millennials don't care about owning things, so it makes sense to think that they might spend less. The latest Consumer Expenditure Survey, which records how Americans spend their income, casts doubt on that assumption. Not only are typical millennials buying a lot, but they're spending their income at a higher average rate than adults between 35 and 44 years of age.

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Julie Chen on Latest 'Big Brother' Eviction: 'Ridiculous & Dumb'

«Just Jared» 

Julie Chen has some harsh words for the Big Brother contestants after last night’s double eviction episode. SPOILER ALERT – DO NOT CONTINUE IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED THE LATEST EPISODE! During the double eviction, Meg and James were sent to the jury house, leaving the twins and Austin still in the game. The contestants had [...]

College athletes finally getting some cash

CNN Money 

Schools paying stipends to athletes to cover gap of thousands of dollars between what's covered by traditional scholarship and what it actually costs to attend school.



Wealthy Arab nations ignore refugees

Business Report 

Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain have not offered to take in any Syrian refugees.

A Primer On Divorce And Forgiveness

The Huffington Post 

Truths (according to me):

#1: Divorce is one of the most traumatic events in anyone's life. If anyone tells you they had an easy divorce, they are either lying or in denial.

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B.C. Ironman athlete denies cheating allegations

The Vancouver Sun 

A debate is brewing within the North American triathlon community about a Squamish athlete who was a world champion in her age group in 2014 but is now the target of allegations she cheated by failing to complete races. Julie Miller won her age category at the Whistler Ironman in July, but was later disqualified and her victory stripped.

Ireland have work to do - O'Connell

BBC Sport 

Captain Paul O'Connell says Ireland are "a long, long way away" from winning the Rugby World Cup after defeat by Wales.

Treasury's Lew: Important China allows markets to push yuan up as well as down

MarketWatch.com 

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew told his Chinese counterpart on Friday that it was important that China allow market pressures to drive the yuan up as well as down, a Treasury spokesperson said Friday. Lew met with Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei on the sidelines of the G-20 ministers meeting in Ankara, the official said. Last month, China changed its foreign exchange regime to allow more market influence in the setting of its daily exchange rate. The move pushed the yuan lower by more than 2%. Читать дальше...

Video: LGBTQ - When will the killing stop?

The Vancouver Sun 

This week's Conversation that Matter discusses the issues surrounding gays, lesbians and transgendered people in American with Marta Cunningham, film director, producer and advocate. This is episode 49 of a series of weekly videos produced by Stu McNish.

Farm dust may protect children from asthma, allergies

United Press International (UPI.com) 

Stephen Feller
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (UPI) -- Bacteria in farm dust was found in a recent study to trigger an inflammatory response in mice that protected them from developing asthma.

Letters: Brooks is back - and a threat to our culture

The Independent 

“Brooks is back to spearhead Murdoch’s battle against the BBC” (3 September) and “It is expected that The Sun will bring down its paywall, placing it in direct competition with the BBC”.





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