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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia It's Rates Day. How basic chemistry may have sunk a 250,000 tonne carrier. Aussies own Reddit's biggest project. And what happens to your stock when Apple drops your tech.

Global manufacturing just turned in its strongest quarter in nearly six years The global manufacturing sector continues to chug along nicely.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning All eyes on the RBA statement.

Australian scientists have hit a new world record for squeezing power from cheap solar panels The team achieved 26% efficiency in converting sunlight into energy, which could help make low-cost semi-transparent perovskite solar cells a viable alternative to silicon panels.

Australian 'Adobe challenger' Nitro has scored $US15 million of series C funding  Multinational investment firm Battery Ventures led the latest capital raising round for Nitro, with Sydney's Regal Funds Management and Alium Capital also contributing.

Here's why there are giant arrows across the US You can probably work this out on your own.

Apple's online store is running a rare sale on Beats headphones Apple stuff doesn't go on sale often, and it almost never goes on sale at Apple's own stores.

One of the most anticipated hedge fund launches this year is even bigger than we thought Brandon Haley's Holocene Advisors started trading April 3 with about $US1.5 billion, says a person familiar with the matter. That's about $US500 million more than expected.

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