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Thursday 6 October 2016

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Miranda Kerr's future husband is about to make $US25 billion. A storm unlike any other to hit the US. How to avoid the salar
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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Miranda Kerr's future husband is about to make $US25 billion. A storm unlike any other to hit the US. How to avoid the salary question in interviews and a new Waugh hits a ton.
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6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning

Gold collapsed to $1250 an ounce, crude oil in the US surged back above $50 a barrel, US 10s pushed through important resistance at 1.72%, and the USDJPY is sitting above 104 this morning.
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The US Air Force just resurrected a 55-year-old B-52 from the 'boneyard'

After approximately 45,000 man-hours restoring a 55-year-old airframe, the US Air Force welcomes it's newest B-52H Stratofortress strategic bomber, named "Ghost Rider".
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EL-ERIAN: Deutsche Bank is 'not a Lehman moment'

El-Erian told Bloomberg TV that the German lender's current turmoil will not lead to "a sudden stop to the global economy," like the one that followed Lehman Brothers' 2008 failure.
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Victoria Beckham says she eats salmon literally every single day for perfect skin

Former Spice Girl and present-day fashion mogul Victoria Beckham recently launched her own makeup line -- and to promote its release, the star sat down with Net-a-Porter magazine to talk about her personal beauty routine.
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Here's how Paul Ryan can become the next president

A presidential tie would trigger a series of constitutional events.
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At Facebook's big Oculus event, founder Palmer Luckey was a no-show amid controversy

The baby-faced 24-year-old who founded Oculus VR, the virtual reality company that Facebook bought for $2 billion two years ago, was nowhere to be seen at his company's biggest annual event.
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Masters is struggling with its wind down

Masters Home Improvement has tried to cancel supplier orders in recent weeks amid criticism Woolworths' failed hardware chain has not cut prices fast enough or deep enough to move stock as part of its closing down sale.

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