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US toy sales surged 16% in 2020 as parents looked to entertain kids during pandemic (SPY -0.2%). Biggest midday movers: GameStop, Bed Bath and Beyond, Carnival. Here is the current market situation from CNN Money North and South American markets are mixed. The IPC is higher by 0.05%, while the Bovespa is leading the S&P 500 lower. They are down 0.80% and 0.21% respectively. What Is Moving the Markets Here are the headlines moving the markets. Barclays: WTI To Average $52 In 2021 Barclays expects the U.S. oil benchmark, WTI Crude, to average $52 per barrel in 2021, raising its outlook by $2...

Biden to Visit UK First to Plot ‘Destiny of the World’ with Boris Johnson 18 Jan 2021 President-Elect Joe Biden will reportedly make his first international trip outside of North America to the United Kingdom to plot the “destiny of the world” with Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a source close to the 77-year-old Democrat has claimed. Insiders within the Biden camp have pointed to the G7 meeting in June, which will be hosted by the UK in Cornwall, as the likely time of the meeting. A source cited as a “close friend” of Mr Biden told the British paper The Daily Telegraph that the p...

Updated: 24 Dec 2020, 13:02 CATERPILLARS for breakfast, KFC on Christmas Eve and rollerblading to church – in some countries, these are as essential for a classic Christmas as carols and sprouts are in Britain. Although Christmas is going to be a little bit different this year for a lot of people, our international neighbours will be keeping some incredible traditions alive and well as always. 13 People in Japan queue up for a meal in KFC on Christmas Eve From curious choices of Christmas meals to broom-stealing evil spirits, here are some of the best festive traditions from around the wor...

A No Deal Brexit Is Now All But Certain To Happen "Fog in channel. Continent cut off." is a famous headline that was once used in a British newspaper (or maybe not). It encapsulates the snobbish British attitude towards Europe. Some fog indeed arose in the channel today but a much denser cloud will arise from the waters on January 1. The new variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus now per-dominant in south England has give a sudden foretaste of the chaos that can be expected at Britain's borders 10 days from now when Britain will leave the custom union and common market with the EU.

I found the article confusing and somewhat pompous, especially when in the last paragraph he conflates ‘multiculturalism’ with having a multiplicity of ethnicities – they are entirely different things. Smith is one of the worst offenders among western observers of Japan who insist on trying to frame every Japanese problem as if Japan was America. The first time I travelled to Japan I was struck by how varied the faces I’d see on streets in Japan were compared to China or Vietnam, which are both far more homogenous, at least in terms of how people appear. The Japanese are ethnically qu...