News Headlines - 22 July 2016

▽Nine dead in shooting rampage in Munich - The Local

Nine people are dead after "at least one person" went on a shooting spree in a Munich shopping centre on Friday evening. An attacker is believed to be among the dead.

▽Roger Ailes Resigns As Fox CEO Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations | Glamour

Fox chairman and CEO Roger Ailes announced today that he'd be stepping down from his roles at the company, effective immediately, following multiple allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct. He had held his positions for two decades, building Fox into the conservative media behemoth it is today.

▽Taking Aim at Fatigue, Taxi Commission Limits Drivers to 12-Hour Days - The New York Times

The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission on Monday voted to limit the number of hours a driver can transport passengers to a total of 12 a day, or 72 hours per week, and for the first time such rules would be applied to both city taxi drivers and private for-hire drivers.
The regulations, aimed at reducing driver fatigue, would not take effect until Nov. 1, to give the commission time to “arrive at a more exact method” of collecting information on trip times, Meera Joshi, the chairwoman of the commission, said after the vote.

▽Pokemon Go Debuts in Japan as Viral Monster-Hunt Game Comes Home - Bloomberg

Even prior to the release, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga on Thursday warned players to use the game in a safe manner. A government agency also released a nine-point guide, including advice against staying out in the summer heat for too long and being aware of natural disasters such as tsunamis while playing outside.

▽Jose Mourinho: Man Utd boss not fazed by defeat by Borussia Dortmund - BBC Sport

Manager Jose Mourinho said he was not worried after his Manchester United side lost 4-1 to Borussia Dortmund in a pre-season friendly in Shanghai... The Portuguese, who succeeded Louis van Gaal as manager in May, said Dortmund had shown their pre-season preparations were at a more advanced stage.