Iran, Uruguay geographical distance no obstacle to bilateral ties

TEHRAN, Apr. 11 (MNA) – Iran’s foreign minister said Wed. that Iran and Uruguay geographical distance cannot put obstacles in the way of expansion of bilateral relations between the two countries.

Speaking in Iran-Uruguay joint economic meeting in the Uruguayan capital city of Montevideo on Wednesday, Mohammad Javad Zarif praised the long-standing bilateral relations between the two countries and nations, saying that the relations began more than 100 years ago.

Banking problem, most significant obstacle facing Swedish firms in Iran

TEHRAN, Apr. 14 (MNA) – Head of Foreign Investment Center at Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (TCCIMA) Ferial Mostofi said that Swedish banks have either American shareholders or have partnership in US Stock Exchange Market and for this reason, Swedish bank are worrying about resumption of their cooperation with Iranian banks.

Apple says iPhone 7 Plus can make you absurdly popular

People have egos. Insecurities, too.

So when you photograph someone, you have to prepared that they might instantly despise you because you've revealed a blemish that they wish didn't exist.

A fourth chin, perhaps. Or a natural sneer.

Apple is here to save you. In a very endearing ad released on Saturday, a young woman is visiting her grandmother in a Greek village.

 

Twitter gives Martin Shkreli a timeout

Martin Shkreli, former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, smiles during questioning last year on Capitol Hill.

Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images

Twitter suspended Martin Shkreli's account on Sunday following harassment of a freelance journalist.

The pharmaceutical executive began trolling Lauren Duca after she wrote an opinion piece for Teen Vogue in December under the headline Donald Trump is Gaslighting America. Shkreli, a Trump supporter, soon began peppering Duca with messages of faux attraction, including an invitation to be his date at Trump's inauguration, which Duca tweeted last week.

Twitter gives Martin Shkreli a timeout

Martin Shkreli, former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, smiles during questioning last year on Capitol Hill.

Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images

Twitter suspended Martin Shkreli's account on Sunday following harassment of a freelance journalist.

The pharmaceutical executive began trolling Lauren Duca after she wrote an opinion piece for Teen Vogue in December under the headline Donald Trump is Gaslighting America. Shkreli, a Trump supporter, soon began peppering Duca with messages of faux attraction, including an invitation to be his date at Trump's inauguration, which Duca tweeted last week.