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[[2 Little-Known Dividend Stocks That Could Make You Rich]( from [The Motley Fool]( 2 hours ago 2 Little-Known Dividend Stocks That Could Make You Rich - The Motley Fool I write about the real estate sector frequently, as I believe it's full of compelling dividend growth opportunities investors can take advantage of for decades to come. Some of the best opportunities can be found in the lesser-known REITs, so here are two examples that could give you excellent income with lots of growth potential. A defensive property type with lots of room to grow I've written many times about the...]( ['Low key savages!': Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande join Team Nicki Minaj as rapper's diss track feud with Remy Ma thunders on]( from [Daily Mail]( 11 hours ago It seems Nicki Minaj can count Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Tinashe and Jhene Aiko as her support in her feud with fellow rapper Remy Ma... [Jamie Carragher admits he is still angry over Xabi Alonso's Liverpool exit in 2009]( from [Mirror]( 5 hours ago Jamie Carragher has revealed his frustrations at Rafa Benitez letting Xabi Alonso leave Liverpool . Pass master Alonso announced his retirement from football this week after an 18 year career - which saw him take in Real Sociedad, the Reds, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich... [22 incredible candid photos show life in Tokyo's 'golden 60s' and 70s]( from [Business Insider]( 4 hours ago Between the end of World War II and the end of the Cold War, Japan underwent what has been coined an 'economic miracle'. By the end of the 'golden 60s', Japan was the second-largest economy in the world. Writing for Forbes, Jean-Pierre Lehmann says "It is difficult for those who were not there to imagine what a dynamic place Japan was during the 1960s. Japanese, at virtually all levels, were outward looking, internationally curious and eager to learn." During this time of economic... [What's Next For South Korea After Ousting Its President]( from [National Public Radio]( 2 hours ago For so many Saturdays, throngs of South Koreans showed up on the streets of central Seoul to rally for the removal of their president, Park Geun-hye. This Saturday evening, they showed up to celebrate: the nation's highest court upheld the National Assembly's impeachment of the president, removing her from office and immediately stripping her of power. Jubilant Koreans sang patriotic songs and fireworks went off in the skies. The nation's placeholder government leaders are calling for calm... Get News360 News360 Inc., 180 Sansome St, Floor 4, San Francisco, CA 94104 [Unsubscribe](