News Headlines - 14 February 2017
▽Toshiba chairman quits over nuclear loss - BBC News
Earlier Toshiba had delayed issuing its results, but it then said it was set to report a net loss of 390bn yen ($3.4bn) in the year to March 2017.
The company said it expected to take a 712.5 billion yen ($6.3bn, ￡5bn) writedown at its US nuclear business.
▽Apple CEO Tim Cook: Fake News Is "Killing People's Minds" in Trump Era | Fortune.com
After identifying fake news as a "chief problem" in modern society during a U.K. trip last week, Cook said all tech companies should help tackle the issue in an interview with the Daily Telegraph published late Friday.
▽Labour now third most popular party among working class voters, poll reveals
Labour is now the third most popular party among working class voters, a new poll has revealed, as the party faces a close-run battle with Ukip to hold on to one of its key seats in the north.
▽Trump dealt with North Korea missile launch as his club's members dined nearby - CBS News
President Trump dealt with a major national security issue during his weekend getaway at Mar-a-Lago with members of the club eating dinner near his table on the terrace outside.
The target: the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The setting: an airport in Malaysia. And a possible suspect: A woman killer carrying a cloth treated with lethal liquid.
