Sweden is starting to talk about leaving the EU — here's what a 'Swexit' might look like

Sweden goes to the polls on Sunday to elect a new government. The Eurosceptic, anti-immigration Sweden Democrats are set to make big gains, and its leader has frequently called for a referendum on leaving the EU. Here's what a 'Swexit' might look like.

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Sweden is starting to talk about leaving the EU — here's what a 'Swexit' might look like Sweden goes to the polls on Sunday to elect a new government. The Eurosceptic, anti-immigration Sweden Democrats are set to make big gains, and its leader has frequently called for a referendum on leaving the EU. Here's what a 'Swexit' might look like. Read More »

What you should know about teeth whitening before you try it at home Teeth whitening kits may be an easy and cost-effective way to get whiter teeth, but it's worth seeing a dentist for the best assurance of quality and safety. Treatment by dentists typically costs more, but they are able to use stronger products and can help more effectively if anything goes wrong. Read More »

Citigroup has created a new, less risky way of investing in crypto — and it may be a game changer for the industry BI PRIME: The structure would place cryptocurrencies within existing regulatory regimes and give big Wall Street investors like asset managers and hedge funds a less risky way of investing in the fledgling asset class. Read More »

Trump's trade war has forced one of Europe's most famous automakers to delay a $30 billion IPO Volvo's parent company, Chinese car giant Geely, is worried that President Trump's trade war could impact the Swedish firm's valuation and see the share price slip in the immediate aftermath of the flotation. Read More »

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A bride was angry her African American friend didn't want to attend her wedding at a plantation, and people think she's in the wrong A 26-year-old woman is being criticized for the way she reacted to one of her bridesmaid's decision to drop out of her plantation wedding, as she wrote in a since-deleted Reddit post. People think her response to her friend's personal and professional concerns is insensitive and troubling. Read More »

Celebrities are showing their support for Serena Williams after the controversial US Open final In the final match of the US Open, Serena Williams was given three code violations by an umpire, who she has since accused of being sexist. Now, celebrities, athletes, and public figures are showing their support for her online. Read More »

A hurricane bringing 90 mph winds and a risk of life-threatening floods is closing in on the East Coast of the US Hurricane Florence is hurtling toward the US East Coast. It is expected to hit the Carolinas on Thursday morning then move further inland. The National Hurricane Center warned that it would likely bring devastating storms and floods to those regions. Residents have started stockpiling supplies. Read More »

San Francisco's new $2.2 billion transit center, the 'Grand Central Station of the West,' is officially open to the public — take a look around The new $2.2 billion Salesforce Transit Center, which includes a rooftop park that's like San Francisco's version of The High Line in New York, serves 11 transit lines, improving how commuters and visitors travel to and from the city. Read More »

There are 2 key issues in the way of bringing Canada back into NAFTA NAFTA revisions have been ongoing for over a year, but now it's time for Canada determine whether or not they'll be left on the sidelines. There are still two major issues, and the US will have to decide what concessions to make in order to strike a deal that Congress will approve. Read More »

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