Seesaws let kids on each side of US-Mexico border play together

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Seesaws let kids on each side of US-Mexico border play together Two California professors have installed seesaws across the US-Mexico border in a blunt rebuke to President Donald Trump over his plans to build a wall along the 2,000-mile boundary between the two countries. African cattle investing - the new cash cow? Cattle have long been considered a measure of wealth across Africa - but it is not just farmers cashing in. Six ways to create multiple sources of income Deep down we all know money cannot buy happiness but at the end of the day, we all need money to survive and thrive in life. If you are looking for ways to create multiple streams of income, here are a few ideas that might help you. Keeping a record: This US artist is stitching together Donald Trump's quotes Diana Weymar is inspiring hundreds of women from around the world to channel their feelings toward Trump by sewing quotes of his into old textiles, including doilies, baby bibs and even underwear. RIP Siddhartha! CCD founder's body found, tributes pour in The body had washed ashore near Ullal and was fished out by local fishermen. Post-mortem: Fan mail piles up at grave of French poet Rimbaud Two or three times a week the postman shows up at a cemetery in the eastern French town of Charleville-Mezieres with a letter for a poet who continues to stir passions 127 years after his death. Despite low wages, women find gig economy interesting New-age internet companies are seeing more women in frontline roles and it's easy to see why - lower attrition rates, better ratings for delivery women and improved productivity at warehouses. That's led to greater demand for women at delivery hubs and fulfillment centres. Remembering VG Siddhartha, The Man Who Introduced Coffee Culture In India The disappearance and demise of Café Coffee Day owner VG Siddhartha left the country in shock. On Saturday, the coffee tycoon wrote a letter addressed to his 'Coffee Day' family where he apologised to them for failing as an entrepreneur and opened up about the pressure he had been dealing with. On Monday he went missing from Mangaluru, and 36 hours later his body was recovered by the fishermen in the city's Hoige Bazaar. You only need these mutual funds to build your retirement corpus Most of you know equity mutual funds are ideal to build a retirement corpus. But the trouble is there are so many equity mutual fund categories with varied return potential. To choose one - large cap? Mid cap? Small cap? - is a daunting task for most individuals. The curious case of CCD owner VG Siddhartha: What went wrong? The curious case of VG Siddharta's alleged suicide and purported note has caused consternation across corporate India. Coffee Day Enterprises, the holding firm of Coffee Day, had a total debt of around Rs 6,550 crore as on March 2019. The group's coffee business, which includes some exports, reported revenues of Rs 1,777 crore in FY18 and Rs 1,814 crore in FY19.

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