Walmart to test programs for U.S. workers to cut its healthcare costs. Walmart Inc said on Thursday it will begin several healthcare pilot programs for its U.S. employees starting Jan. 1 as it looks for ways to cut healthcare costs - one of the largest expenses for the retailer after wages. Champions League Tottenham's Serge Aurier somehow avoids red card for horror stamp on Bayern star. Alaba executed a perfectly timed slide tackle clearance in the first half before Aurier launched himself into the air and stamped on his right thigh and knee - but somehow escaped a booking or red. Elon Musk Sets Out SpaceX Starships Ambitious Launch Timeline. The founder of the private launch company presented new details about its next major rocket. Aston Martin shares dive another 6% in disastrous first year after float. Britain's only listed car maker floated at 1900p a year ago today but last night closed at just 478p. If someone had invested 1,000 in the float last year, they would have just 250 now. Eat Less Red Meat, Scientists Said. Now Some Believe That Was Bad Advice. The evidence is too weak to justify telling individuals to eat less beef and pork, according to new research. The findings erode public trust, critics said. 135 bungee jumpers take leap at the same time in world record attempt. A video posted on You Tube shows the group of unnamed thrillseekers, who are all harnessed together with bungee cords, jumping from the bridge at the same time. James Cleverly shows off his catwalk strut as he tests the stage for Boris Johnson's speech. Chairman of the Conservative Party James Cleverly showed off his model moves as he strutted down the stage at the Manchester Central Convention Complex at the Tory party conference. EMERGING MARKETS-Trade woes keep stocks in check, Polish banks hit after ECJ ruling. Turkey's lira higher after inflation dips to single figures. Teenager called his dad after Melbourne car crash which left two people dead. Hayden Currie, 19, allegedly reached speeds exceeding 120km/h when his Mazda t-boned a Nissan Skyline in Melbourne about 8pm on Sunday. Britain, Struggling With Brexit, Eyes Another Retreat. This Ones From Fossil Fuels. Britain, which led the industrial revolution, now aims to neutralize its carbon emissions by 2050.

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