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Several shareholders of Facebook once again offered to discuss the issue of removing Mark Zuckerberg as Facebook chairman and change the structure of the company during the annual meeting of shareholders, reports Business Insider.
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At the cemetery there are 34 tombstones, statues, monuments and mausoleums in honor of the deceased characters.
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The world’s travel search engine Skyscanner has made a rating of disappointing cities in Europe according to tourists.
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Former Intelligence Community officer Edward Snowden recalled the decisions of UN experts calling the possible detention of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange a violation of human rights.
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US President Donald Trump expressed regret that the European Union took a tough position on the issue of the UK’s withdrawal from the union.
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The UK should clarify to the European Union the reasons for the need to delay the kingdom’s withdrawal date from the union.
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The head of the American Twitter company Jack Dorsey got $1.40 salary in 2018. This is evidenced by the report of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The mayor of Paris has introduced new fines for those who use electric scooters and violate the safety of pedestrians.
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The German Automaker BMW agreed to pay a fine of more than a billion euros in response to accusations from the European Commission in the cartel agreement, the company said in a release.
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Venezuelan Speaker of the Parliament Juan Guaidó, self-proclaimed interim president, said that on April 6 in the country will begin operation “Freedom” to overthrow the current government.
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