Here’s a quick summary of what has happened around the world over the last 24 hours, brought to you exclusively by British Herald.
Boris Boris Boris: Out Out Out! Protestors flooded the streets of central London voicing their discontent with the election results from yesterday. With crowds refusing to accept Johnson’s victory after a true gamble of an election, the PM clashed with Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as it came to planning for a second independence referendum. Boris has also pitched for “closure” over the Brexit divisions. However, the relief of the Brexit decision on the UK Economy may be shortlived.
Starting off with social networking, as usual, Facebook Inc is alerted by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to stop integration plans of its WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger subsidiaries. Kang Kyung-hoon, the Vice-President of Samsung Electronics, on charges of union-busting activities, has received a 16-month jail term.
Telenor has chosen Sweden’s Ericsson as key technology provider for its 5G telecoms network in Norway, gradually removing China’s Huawei after a decade of collaboration over 4G. As the nasty US-China trade war ensues but seemingly comes to an end- oil prices and global equity markets rose following the agreement of an initial trade deal. China brings us to the detention of Chairman and CEO of New York-listed Fincera Inc for suspected financial crime. The decision of creating a Swiss digital currency for public use has been frowned upon by the Swiss government as it may do more harm than good and destabilize the financial system.
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