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Demon Sighting In Phoenix, Arizona Goes Viral

A creepy picture that appears to show a “demon” or a “fallen angel” has gone viral on Facebook this week. The photo was posted by user Richard Christianson and has been shared over 80,000 times. The image shows a large dark demon-like figure with broad wings and spikes on its head, towering over a nearby home. Shortly after snapping the weird picture, Richard asked his friends “what the hell do you see in this picture?” At that point, the post went viral, accumulating thousands of shares in a matter of hours.

Ancient Microchip Discovered In Russia

Researchers in Russia have been left baffled after discovering a microchip device that they say appears to date back 250 million years.  According to lab tests, the artefact is between 225 and 250 millions years old. Ancient-code.com reports: The million dollar question is, who and what used a microchip that dates back 250 million years? Is there a possibility that this is in fact the remains of ancient technology? Technology that belonged to a highly advanced civilization that inhabited Earth millions of years ago?

Singapore GDP Surges Over 9% In Q4 - Most Since 2012

Singapore GDP Surges Over 9% In Q4 - Most Since 2012

Following Q3's 2% contraction, and with analysts' highest expectation at +5.1% (StanChart), Singapore GDP grew at a shocking 9.1% in Q4 QoQ.

This is the biggest QoQ growth since Q1 2012...

 

This was four standard deviations above average estimates.

These are preliminary numbers based on the first two minths of the quarter but the rebound was seemingly based on China's exuberance...

  • Manufacturing +14.6% q/q;
  • Services +9.4% q/q

Because domestically:

Disney Set To Receive $50 Million After Carrie Fisher’s Death

Following the death of Star Wars actress, Carrie Fisher, Disney is expected to received one of the largest personal accident payouts in history. The company which owns Lucasfilm and the Star Wars franchise, are set to receive $50 million (£41 million) following Fisher’s death after they took out an insurance policy with Lloyds of London in case Carrie was unable to fulfil her three-film contract, according to the website Insurance Insider.

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