Friday, June 24, 2016

#Scotland - Brexit aftermath: Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on 'leave' vote win: FRANCE 24 English

Published on 24 Jun 2016
The UK and the EU entered uncharted waters Friday after the country voted to leave the bloc. Shortly after the result, Prime Minister David Cameron announced his intention to resign in three months.

#UK - Boris Johnson booed by crowd as he leaves home after Brexit triumph: RT

A hollow victory Mr Johnson in my opinion and hope that you will never be elected Prime Minister
Published on 24 Jun 2016

#USA - Sanders: I will in all likelihood vote for Clinton: CNN

Published on 24 Jun 2016
Bernie Sanders says he will "in all likelihood" vote for Clinton and says he will do everything he can to make sure Donald Trump is defeated.

#USA - New wave of Silicon Valley start-ups give back to community: Al Jazeera English

Published on 24 Jun 2016
The primary goal of most businesses is to turn a profit, but a new generation of workers and entrepreneurs are putting the idea of doing good at their core.

D.light, an American solar energy company, is one such example. It is lighting the homes of more than 62 million people with solar lanterns.

Al Jazeera’s technology editor, Tarek Bazley, reports from Palo Alto, California.

#España - Que no, que la de San Juan no es la noche más corta del año: Radio Televisión de Castilla y León

Published on 23 Jun 2016
Vamos a tratar de poner los puntos sobre las íes en lo que separa la tradición de la ciencia

Donald Trump heading to Scotland to visit his golf resorts: Fox News

Published on 23 Jun 2016
John Roberts reports from Turnberry

Forex : USD/JPY Retail Sentiment Moves Back to Extreme With Japan Watching FX: Forex News by DailyFX

Published on 24 Jun 2016
https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/fundame...

Retail FX sentiment is moving back towards recent extremes as USD/JPY dips below the 99.00 handle, with Japanese officials closely watching the currency market.

#news#USDJPY#BOJ

Bank of England poised to stem Brexit shockwaves: euronews (in English)

Published on 24 Jun 2016
The Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said its ready to intervene and provide additional help to prop up financial markets.

In a televised statement he said there will be a period of uncertainty and adjustment after the Brexit vote: "We are well prepared for this. The Treasury and the Bank of England have engaged in extensive contingency planning. The Bank will not hesitate to take additional measures as required as markets adjust and the UK economy moves forward.

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