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By Sruthi Shankar<br><br>Sept 26 (Reuters) - A bounce in tech stocks, led by Apple and Nvidia, lifted the three major indexes on Tuesday.<br><br>Apple rose 1.31 percent, a day after it flirted with correction territory following a report that the company had told suppliers to scale back shipments of parts for its upcoming iPhone X.<br><br>Nvidia was up more than 4 percent, following a launch of an artificial intelligence-related software product.<br><br>Technology stocks had taken a beating on Monday, sliding to their worst daily performance in five weeks, on increasing worries that the top-performing sector was falling out of favor.<br><br>Investors are awaiting Fed Chair Janet Yellen's speech later in the day for clues on interest rates.<br><br>However, concerns lingered over escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea.<br><br>The Korean peninsula appears to have boosted defenses on its east coast, according to a South Korean lawmaker, after Pyongyang said President Donald Trump had declared war and that it would shoot down U.S.  If you adored this information and you would certainly like to obtain additional info pertaining to bubble shooter pet kindly visit our own website. bombers flying near the peninsula.<br><br>At 9:37 a.m. ET (1337 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 65.45 points, or 0.29 percent, at 22,361.54, the S&P 500 was up 6.34 points, or 0.25 percent, at 2,503 and the Nasdaq Composite was up 30.99 points, or 0.49 percent, at 6,401.58.<br><br>Six of the 11 major S&P sectors were higher, with a 0.62 percent gain in the technology sector topping the list.<br><br>Energy index though was among the biggest laggards, falling 0.39 percent.<br><br>Among stocks, credit reporting firm Equifax fell 1.30 percent after the company said its Chief Executive Richard Smith would retire, in the wake of a massive cyber attack.<br><br>Red Hat rose 4.56 percent after the Linux distributor's quarterly profit came in above estimates and the company raised its full-year forecast.<br><br>Cleveland Fed Chief Loretta Mester, her Atlanta counterpart, Raphael Bostic, and Fed's Board Governor Lael Brainard are also scheduled to speak later in the day.<br><br>Advancing issues outnumbered decliners on the NYSE by 1,585 to 913. On the Nasdaq, 1,448 issues rose and 804 fell. (Reporting by Sruthi Shankar in Bengaluru; Editing by Anil D'Silva)
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Midtown New York City has countless tourist attractions. Now, there are about 22 more. Ilya Naymushin/Rueters <br><br>The INSIDER Summary:<br><br>• A family of raccoons living in Central Park is NYC's latest tourist attraction.<br>• Tourists feed the raccoons and snap selfies. <br>• The chief of education and wildlife for New York City parks advises against feeding or approaching them. <br><br> A family of wild raccoons is one of the newest selfie opportunities in Manhattan's Central Park. An estimated 22 raccoons live in the southern end of the park by "The Pond" and gather food from shutter-happy tourists. <br><br>Every evening, the raccoons emerge and prowl the path leading to 59th Street, waiting for visitors to leave them food in exchange for a photo or video. <br><br>According to a report from the New York Times, the animals in the park are well-fed.  Should you have virtually any questions regarding wherever as well as how to make use of bubble shooter pet, you are able to e mail us at our site. On a recent night, the raccoons were given "organic gummy bears...potato chips; and a piece of a hot dog." The raccoons are occasionally fed stale bagels from a local bakery. <br><br>i almost pet a raccoon in central park today and my brain said "DONT DO IT" but my heart said "NEW FRIEND" <br><br>— n a o m i (@naomicalhoun) September 28, 2016

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Midtown New York City has countless tourist attractions. Now, there are about 22 more. Ilya Naymushin/Rueters

The INSIDER Summary:

• A family of raccoons living in Central Park is NYC's latest tourist attraction.
• Tourists feed the raccoons and snap selfies.
• The chief of education and wildlife for New York City parks advises against feeding or approaching them.

 A family of wild raccoons is one of the newest selfie opportunities in Manhattan's Central Park. An estimated 22 raccoons live in the southern end of the park by "The Pond" and gather food from shutter-happy tourists.

Every evening, the raccoons emerge and prowl the path leading to 59th Street, waiting for visitors to leave them food in exchange for a photo or video.

According to a report from the New York Times, the animals in the park are well-fed. Should you have virtually any questions regarding wherever as well as how to make use of bubble shooter pet, you are able to e mail us at our site. On a recent night, the raccoons were given "organic gummy bears...potato chips; and a piece of a hot dog." The raccoons are occasionally fed stale bagels from a local bakery.

i almost pet a raccoon in central park today and my brain said "DONT DO IT" but my heart said "NEW FRIEND"

— n a o m i (@naomicalhoun) September 28, 2016

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