Britain to fund EU projects through 2020 amid Brexit
The British government will continue funding EU financed agriculture infrastructure and science projects until 2020 if Brexit occurs before then. Treasury chief Philip Hammond said the pledge aims to reassure researchers and farmers about future funding. The guarantee costs about 4.5 billion pounds annually. It would take at least two years to finalize Brexit.
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Fear gauge tumbles as market hits highs in 2016 surge
The VIX fear gauge fell to 11.02 as major benchmarks climbed to all time highs led by the S&P 500 the Dow and the Nasdaq. Investors like Carl Icahn Jeff Gundlach and Bill Gross weigh warnings while complacency grows amid rising prices and low volatility. Experts warn that calm markets can turn if a surprise event hits.
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A few swipes sweep youths into a new world in Oakland
In East Oakland, a six week summer class lets 7 to 12 year olds touch iPads for the first time and explore digital literacy. Apple donated 40 iPads to expose 180 kids to technology, aiding college prep and after school programs at the East Oakland Youth Development Center founded by Robert Shetterly.
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