News Headlines - 21 April 2016

▽Prince, a Prodigious Musical Talent, Dies - WSJ

Prince, the prodigious musical talent and relentless innovator, created a hybrid of rock and funk. The 57-year-old musician died Thursday at his home in Minnesota

▽Michael Moore 'invades' Norway in latest film - The Local

Controversial American director Michael Moore visited Norway and a handful of other European countries for his film 'Where to Invade Next', which hits Norwegian theatres on Friday.
In Moore's new film, he "searches the world for answers" to some of the problems faced by the United States.

▽Intel to Cut 12,000 Jobs, Forecast Misses Amid PC Blight - Bloomberg

Intel Corp. will eliminate 12,000 jobs, or 11 percent of its workforce, embarking on the deepest cutbacks in a decade to gird for a fifth year of declines in the personal-computer market.

▽Almost Nothing About the ‘Apple Harvests Gold From iPhones’ Story Is True | Motherboard

You may have seen a viral headline floating around over the last few days: Apple recycled $40 million worth of gold last year, which was extracted from iPhones. Almost none of what was reported is true.

▽Guy Hamilton dead: James Bond director who helmed four 007 movies dies aged 93 - Mirror Online

James Bond director Guy Hamilton has died aged 93.
Hamilton was best known for the his work on four Bond movies, Goldfinger, Diamonds are Forever, Live and Let Die and The Man with the Golden Gun.