BitGou: Reuters Morning Digest: October 9, 2015

2015年10月9日星期五

Reuters Morning Digest: October 9, 2015

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Friday, October 9, 2015

Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet wins Nobel Peace Prize

OSLO (Reuters) - Tunisia's National Dialogue Quartet won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for its contribution to building democracy after the Jasmine Revolution in 2011, the Nobel Committee said.

Exclusive: StanChart CEO plans to cut about 1,000 top staff - memo

SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) - Standard Chartered's new Chief Executive Bill Winters plans to cut up to a quarter of the bank's most senior staff to reduce costs, according to a memo sent to staff, a move likely to result in the loss of around 1,000 top jobs.

Apple removes some apps from online store over security concerns

(Reuters) - Apple Inc said on Thursday that it had removed "a few" applications from its App Store, expressing its concern that the security of some users' personal data could be compromised in certain circumstances.

SpaceX raps ULA bid to get U.S. waiver for Russian engines

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX, has slammed a bid by United Launch Alliance, a joint venture of Lockheed Martin Corp and Boeing Co, to get a waiver from a U.S. ban on Russian rocket engines for military use.

Internationals storm back in Presidents Cup

INCHEON, South Korea (Reuters) - The Internationals produced a stirring fightback on day two of the Presidents Cup, cutting the United States' lead to a single point, with South Korean Bae Sang-moon grabbing a crucial win for his team by holing a pressure-packed putt on the last.

'Maze Runner' cast did not steal Native American items, studio says

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The cast and crew of "Maze Runner" did not remove artifacts from a New Mexico ranch during filming, 20th Century Fox said on Thursday, after Native American advocates voiced concerns over an actor's light-hearted comment about pilfering historic items.

Australian car chase ends in Indian Ocean

PERTH, Australia - A car chase in western Australian ended in the choppy waters of the Indian Ocean when a stolen car suspect drove the vehicle into the water to avoid the police.