BitGou: Reuters Morning Digest: January 7, 2016

2016年1月7日星期四

Reuters Morning Digest: January 7, 2016

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Thursday, January 7, 2016

After split from ally, Hungary's Orban strives to muster media muscle

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - As Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban seeks to retain power in 2018, he faces a struggle to muster the broad media support that has underpinned his rule in recent years.

Cameron upbeat but poll shows Britons tilting toward leaving EU

LONDON/WILDBAD KREUTH, Germany (Reuters) - A majority of Britons who have made up their minds would vote to leave the European Union in a forthcoming referendum, making Britain by far the most reluctant member of the 28-nation bloc, an opinion poll published on Thursday showed.

Yahoo looking to slash 10 percent or more of its workforce: Business Insider

(Reuters) - Yahoo Inc is working on a plan to cut its workforce by at least 10 percent and it could start the process as early as this month, Business Insider reported, citing sources.

Time Warner Cable says up to 320,000 customers' data may have been stolen

(Reuters) - Time Warner Cable Inc said on Wednesday up to 320,000 customers may have had their email passwords stolen.

Tailor invests $100,000 in 3D personal clothing experience

Among Hong Kong's traditional tailors one shop has hung up the measuring tape and swapped it for a 3D body scanner - one that can take more than 120 measurement data points in less than 10 seconds.

FIFA ethics judges announce proceedings against Valcke

ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA's ethics judges announced on Thursday they had opened formal proceedings against suspended Secretary General Jerome Valcke over alleged corruption involving World Cup ticket sales, one of many scandals now surrounding soccer's governing body.

Steve Carell gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Los Angeles - Actor Steve Carell received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday.

Couples wed in mass nuptials at China ice festival

HARBIN, China - Fifteen couples tied the knot in a mass wedding in Harbin on Wednesday in freezing temperatures as the Chinese city hosts its International Ice and Snow Festival.