Cramer says many Wall Street worries aren't stopping the bull market | Some ultra-processed foods are good for your health, WHO-backed study finds | A winner has emerged in the old rivalry between Singapore and Hong Kong | Japanâs haiku poets lost for words as climate crisis disrupts seasons

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Cramer says many Wall Street worries aren't stopping the bull market - CNBC

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday went over Wall Street's prevailing market worries but explained why he thinks they're not enough to keep the bulls at bay.

"This market keeps climbing an immense wall of worryâthat's one reason the rally won't quit, even if we get occasional sedate days like this one," Cramer said.

By Monday's close, the S&P 500 finished near the flat line, while the Nasdaq Composite declined 0.22% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.16%.

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Some ultra-processed foods are good for your health, WHO-backed study finds - the Guardian

Bread and cereals – which are heavily processed – reduce risk of multimorbidity due to fibre content

Some ultra-processed foods increase the risk of developing cancer, heart disease and diabetes – but others are good for you, new research into the demonised foodstuffs suggests.

A major new international study has found that regular consumption of meat products – such as sausages – and sugary drinks make it more likely that someone will get those diseases.

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A winner has emerged in the old rivalry between Singapore and Hong Kong - The Economist

Dinner-party conversations across Asia have often been animated by an old debate. In economic dynamism, the state of the urban fabric and the vibrancy of civic life, which city comes top: Hong Kong or Singapore? Until not long ago, it was obvious to Banyan, who spent a decade working there, that Hong Kong won hands down. But recently the balance shifted. There is clearly no contest anymore. It is game over in favour of Singapore. As a consequence, Banyan has moved there.

Hong Kong and Singapore, once dirt-poor, have astonishing success stories to tell. Both are hubs for international finance, trade, transport and tourism. Both have attracted the brightest professional minds. Both built world-beating universities. Nothing tops the drama of Hong Kong’s topographical setting. It is hard to think of a cleaner, greener city than Singapore.

The imposition of a draconian national-security law in 2020 marked the obvious break in Hong Kong’s trajectory. The law ended any prospect of more representative government and curtailed the space for civic expression. Dozens of activists, lawyers and politicians are in jail. Stringent pandemic travel restrictions compounded the sense of claustrophobia. Some 200,000 expatriates have left Hong Kong in the past three years, along with even more Hong Kongers. By contrast, in 2022 the number of foreign professionals in Singapore grew by 16%, Banyan among them.

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Japanâs haiku poets lost for words as climate crisis disrupts seasons - the Guardian

The rhythms of the natural world have informed countless haiku in the centuries since BashÅ wrote the Narrow Road to the Deep North. But now things are not so clear

Wooden tablets dotted along a path between office buildings and the Sendaibori river in eastern Tokyo mark the start of a journey by Japan's most revered poet that would result in his greatest collection of verse.

The tablets showing haiku by Matsuo BashÅ are steeped in the seasonal certainties of the late 1600s. There are references to full moons, chirping cicadas and, of course, cherry blossoms.

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Cramer says many Wall Street worries aren't stopping the bull market - CNBC

Some ultra-processed foods are good for your health, WHO-backed study finds - the Guardian

A winner has emerged in the old rivalry between Singapore and Hong Kong - The Economist

Japanâs haiku poets lost for words as climate crisis disrupts seasons - the Guardian

Japanâs haiku poets lost for words as climate crisis disrupts seasons - the Guardian