With the August release of ‘Border Break’ on PlayStation 4 fast approaching, Sega has released a new trailer for the game. So could this release change the fortunes of mecha multiplayer games in Japan?
Daily Archives: June 7, 2018
Australia asks China to approve foreign minister’s visit amid tension
Daily briefing: Argentina-IMF $50bn deal, fractious G7, Eiffel Tower food fight
The International Monetary Fund loan comes as a pleasant surprise for investors
Uncertainty looms over China’s ZTE despite US deal
Ant Financial Raises $14B To Fund Global Expansion
China’s Ant Financial has raised $14 billion at a valuation of about $150 billion, officially becoming the world’s highest valued private tech company.
Back the bill, urges UK’s May as Brexit law faces crunch test
Partially Reunited Smashing Pumpkins Release New Song, ‘Solara’: Listen
“Solara” marks the first time Billy Corgan, James Iha and Jimmy Chamberlin have played together on a Pumpkins recording since 2000’s ‘Machina.’
For high-stakes summit with Kim, Trump trusts his gut over note cards
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump will deploy a mix of charm and pressure to coax North Korean leader Kim Jong Un into a deal to give up nuclear weapons, trusting his gut instinct over briefing books in his ability to strike an accord, aides and former administration officials said.
CBI cuts forecast for UK economic growth as Brexit concerns linger
Growth rate expected to slow amid uncertainty over single market and customs union
Britain’s leading employers’ organisation, the Confederation of British Industry, has warned the UK economy will shift down a gear this year and risks remaining in the slow lane because of Brexit.
Cutting its growth forecasts for the year, owing to heavy snowfall in the opening months of 2018 and lingering fears over Brexit, the CBI said it expected the growth rate for the British economy to slow to 1.4%, from 1.8% last year.