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Monday, 8 August 2016

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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Australia is best in the world at rugby once again. How to annoy the government on Census Night. The big problem Netflix is facing and we found a brand new fire. It's all here.
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6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning

With no fresh catalysts after Friday's non-farm payrolls, stocks in the US were higher, then dipped in what you could easily characterise as "Summer, Olympics" trade.
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The biggest PlayStation 4 exclusive of the year is basically 'Minecraft' in space with 18 quintillion planets

I've explored vast planetary systems, interacted with countless alien races, all from the comfort of my living room. Sadly, I'll never live out the dream of so many young dorks -- to explore the far reaches of space.
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The breakout tech IPO of 2016 just reported its-first ever earnings -- and beat expectations

Cloud communications company Twilio announced its first-ever quarterly earnings ever as a public company -- and, although it beat Wall Street expectations, the stock is staying flat.
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Officials fear some Olympic athletes might be altering their genes to cheat in Rio

Add this to your list of signs we're living in the future. Genetically-enhanced Olympic athletes are a real thing we have to worry about now. 
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The paint job on Volvo's newest car completely blew our minds

At Business Insider, we sample a lot of cars, and many of them are black. Black is a popular colour for vehicles these days.
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Warren Buffett just unleashed $US195 million worth of 'financial weapons of mass destruction'

Warren Buffett has dumped a whole lot of derivatives. Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, paid $195 million to end its contracts on derivatives protecting against the default of some bonds.

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