BitGou: Reuters Morning Digest: September 10, 2015

2015年9月10日星期四

Reuters Morning Digest: September 10, 2015

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Thursday, September 10, 2015

Juncker appeals to Europe on refugees, as more move on

STRASBOURG (Reuters) - European Union chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker appealed to European countries on Wednesday to share out a wave of refugees crowding in on their frontiers, but at the same time promised tougher border controls to keep unwanted migrants out.

Kmart beefs up layaway scheme eyeing early holiday demand

(Reuters) - Kmart has expanded its layaway program and dropped the requirement for a down payment on a lease-to-own scheme, joining other U.S. retailers in trying to get a jump start on holiday shopping demand.

Real estate data company Reis sues over alleged online report theft

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Reis Inc, a commercial real estate data provider, on Wednesday sued Armada Analytics Inc, accusing it of downloading at least 1,562 reports over three years from its proprietary subscription database without paying for them.

Expert group says embryo genetic modification should be allowed

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Research involving genetic modification of human embryos, though controversial, is essential to gain basic understanding of the biology of early embryos and should be permitted, an international group of experts said on Wednesday.

FFA confirms Australia-U.S. matches scrapped

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Football Federation Australia (FFA) have confirmed the women's team will not tour the United States for matches against the world champions next week after failing to break an impasse with the players' union over pay and conditions.

Postal Service celebrates Ingrid Bergman stamp

Swedish film star Ingrid Bergman has been honored in the United States with a commemorative stamp.

Record-breaking runner to pay $500 fine for Maine celebration

BRUNSWICK, Maine (Reuters) - A Colorado trail runner who in July set a record for the fastest completion of the Appalachian Trail agreed on Wednesday to pay a $500 fine to Maine after breaking state rules by celebrating his feat with champagne at the trail's northern terminus, his attorney said.