12 - Illegal to Share Photographs of Police in France

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Broaden Your Perspective with Jonny Hsu

Jonny Hsu

53 episodes

2 days ago

Follow along with me as an undergraduate student at the University of Waterloo trying to figure out what I want to do with my life, where my passions lie and who I want to become. As high school and university students, we’re forced to make decisions early on in our lives that will dictate how we live our life, the occupation we work in and the type of person we become. This podcast is meant to give you an idea of what’s out there, maybe you’ll hear the story of someone and it will spark an interest for you down a path you never considered before. Broaden Your Perspective.

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12 - Illegal to Share Photographs of Police in France

Broaden Your Perspective with Jonny Hsu

1 hour 11 minutes 49 seconds

4 years ago

12 - Illegal to Share Photographs of Police in France

Hello and welcome back to ThoughtBubble where Jonny and Brady, two University students, break down some highlights on what's going on around the world. We talk politics/global news, business finance and spend some time debating over controversial questions.

Apparently it is now illegal to share photographs of police in France anymore. Protests have erupted in France in response to the passing of this new security bill. Janet Yellen was appointed America's next treasury secretary, making her arguably one of the most powerful women in the world.

Salesforce looks to acquire Slack, Palantir shares soar up early this week, and we look at the curious case of credit card fraud. With e-commerce on the rise, credit card frauds are going up too. In Q1 2020, credit card fraud reports were up 104% from 2019. (From Q1 2018 to 2019, reports rose just 25%.)

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