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The 10 most important things in the world right now
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Monday 10 September 2018
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The 10 most important things in the world right now
Hello! Here's what's happening on Monday.
DOUBLE FAULT: One of the greatest tennis players of all time made a terrible mistake, but everyone's making excuses
Williams' threatening behaviour towards the umpire was unnecessary and wrong.
Westpac now sees rates on hold until 2021 because of looming challenges for GDP growth
G
rowth is likely to moderate next year.
Alibaba chairman Jack Ma announces plans to retire, unveils succession plan
M
a will be succeeded by Daniel Zhang, Alibaba's current CEO.
Huge rocks laced with gold have been dug up in Western Australia - and one is worth $4 million
The specimens are believed to be some of the biggest in mining history.
800 Russians were arrested over protests against Putin raising the country's retirement age
P
rotests have spread across the country in recent weeks, involving tens of thousands of people.
It's clear some foreign investors believe the carnage is over for emerging markets across Asia
Emerging markets have been smashed this year, including in Asia.
Atlassian's President told us about how a double-down bet during the GFC put the company on the path to success
"We took that as an opportunity to… buck convention."
China reportedly detained a man on terrorist charges because he set his watch 2 hours behind Beijing time
C
hanging clocks to "Urumqi time" is seen as a form of resistance against the Chinese government.
China reportedly detained a man on terrorist charges because he set his watch 2 hours behind Beijing time
Also targeted is
pressure selling, the delaying of payouts on claims, the rejection of claims for disability, and the question of whether many expensive policies offer much of a benefit.
MAP: The are now high risk bushfire zones threatening most of Australia's population
Warm weather and low rainfall has increased the risk of bushfires this summer.
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