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Theresa May is taking her Brexit plans directly to the public in the hopes that popular approval of the deal will help ease its way through Parliament.
This weekend, Bathabile Dlamini and Julius Malema reportedly banned various news media outlets from covering their events, setting a dangerous precedent.
A German teen who, on the way home from his successful driver’s licence test, was clocked going double the speed limit has lost the right to drive.
Steinhoff International announced some progress on its attempted restructuring this week: a new CEO and an extension of its debt lock-up.
After the chair of Nissan Motors, Carlos Ghosn, was arrested on Monday on financial charges, the car company announced plans to remove him from his post.
The New York Times published a damning expose of Facebook last week, laying bare the company’s use of Bell-Pottinger-style propaganda attack tactics.
Uber released its results this weak and they weren’t great. Its sales growth fell and its loss for the quarter widened to over $1 billion.
After a long and painful process, Theresa May has a draft Brexit agreement that would keep the UK remain in the customs union until it has an EU trade deal.
It’s shaping up to be a volatile week on US markets this week. On Monday, the Dow fell 600 points and on Tuesday, it seemed to be trying to recover.