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  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第123期:微软收购linkedin 本期内容: In its largest-ever deal, Microsoft bought LinkedIn, an ailing professional-networking and job-hunting site, for $26.2 billion. Shares in the software giant dipped 3% on the ****; LinkedIns stock soared by 47%. It has 100m active mont
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第124期:欧洲杯足球流氓大战 本期内容: Violence marred the start of the Euro 2016 soccer championship in France. Police used tear gas and water cannon against rioting English and Russian fans in Marseilles. UEFA is to investigate Russia for an attack by its fans on England
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第125期:伊朗与波音的交易 本期内容: Irans civil-aviation authorities said they had agreed to buy 100 planes from Boeing, pending final permission from the American Treasury Department. The deal could be worth $17 billion. Pro-Israel lawmakers in Washington complained. A
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第126期:英国脱欧 本期内容: The Leave camp won a narrow victory51.9% of the votein Britains Brexit referendum. David Cameron, who led the Remain campaign, resigned as Conservative leaderbut wont step down as prime minister until the party elects his successor. M
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第127期:大众丑闻第二暴击 本期内容: Volkswagen will pay more than $10 billion in compensation to settle American claims arising from its emissions-test fiddlings; its former boss, Martin Winterkorn, is also under investigation for concealing an inquiry in order to manip
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第128期:特斯拉车主 本期内容: For the third quarter in a row, Tesla missed its delivery targets. The electric-carmaker delivered 14,370 cars in its second quarter, against a planned 17,000. The firm has struggled with producing its SUV-style Model X, blaming an am
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第129期:希拉里邮件门 本期内容: FBI officials interviewed Hillary Clinton as part of an investigation into her use of a private email server. The question of whether her side-stepping of official computers constituted mishandling of classified information has haunte
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第130期:英国保守党大佬之争 本期内容: Boris Johnson left the Conservative leadership race after a key Eurosceptic ally, Michael Gove, launched his own campaign. But Britains likely next prime minister is now the home secretary, Theresa May. Meanwhile two-thirds of the sha
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第131期:Pokeman Go 本期内容: SharesinNintendorosebynearlyaquarterfollowingthesuccessoftheJapanesecompanysnewPokmonGogame,inwhichusershuntcharactersinreal-worldlocationsusingsmartphones,helpedbyin-gamepurchases.ItimmediatelyheadedtheAmericangamingcharts.Nintendosp
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第132期:日本天皇退位事宜 本期内容: Emperor Akihito plans to abdicate in favour of Crown Prince Naruhito, Japanese media reported. He would be the first monarch to step down from the Chrysanthemum Throne in 200 years. The timing was not specified. Akihito, who has reign
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第133期:土耳其政变 本期内容: The purge of state institutions in Turkey intensified as the authorities sacked more than 15,000 education workers, including university professors and deans. The teaching licenses of 21,000 private-school staff were revoked. At least
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第134期:川普夫人抄袭门 本期内容: Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination at the partys convention in Cleveland, amid plaudits from family members and raucous attacks on his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. After a mock trial conducted by Chris Christie, the
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第135期:汇丰银行内幕交易案 本期内容: A senior HSBC banker was arrested at an airport in New York and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Prosecutors say Mark Johnson, the global head of foreign-exchange cash trading, and Stuart Scott, a colleague, front ran a $
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第136期:Facebook股价飙升 本期内容: Facebooks quarterly results roundly beat expectations. Overall revenues were up 59% year-on-year, to $6.4 billion, helped by spiking sales of video advertisements and ads on Instagram, the social-media giants picture-sharing platform.
  • 夏说英语新闻晨读 第137期:奥运会运动员禁赛 本期内容: Russias Olympic athletes will not all be banned from competing in Rio de Janeiro, the International Olympic Committee announced. Instead, decisions over bans will be left to individual sports federations; the IAAF, the athletics feder
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