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Alec Hogg shares his rational perspective on Netflix, which saw the share price go up 12% - taking the shares from $502 to $565.

This week’s BIG move: ESPN Africa announce Tyson Ngubeni aka Bob O’Connor In the spirit of its promise to bring the best of American sports to the continent, ESPN Africa has announced a collaboration with comedy character Bob O’Connor. As part of the local brand campaign, O’Connor, the alter ego of actor Tyson Ngubeni, will lend his talents as a special correspondent with delusions of a would-be career as a professional athlete if it were not for an injury caused by stubbing his toe at his high school graduation. He has been stationed in South Africa since 2018.

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Following the deadly riot at the US Capitol, House Democrats are planning to vote for the impeachment of Donald Trump on Wednesday. Trump has been accused of inciting his supporters to attack the Capitol building. The Wall Street Journal reports that an article of impeachment was introduced on Monday, and that House Democrats would ‘move ahead regardless of tepid Republican support’. President Trump is yet to respond. The 74-year old hasn’t made any public appearances or made any comments since critiquing Twitter for banning his account. ‘In recent days, he has fumed to advisers about...

Updated Jan. 6, 2021 7:38 pm ET U.S. officials are considering prohibiting Americans from investing in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd., a potential escalation of the outgoing Trump administration’s efforts to unwind U.S. investors’ holdings in major Chinese companies. State and Defense Department officials in recent weeks have discussed expanding a blacklist of companies prohibited to U.S. investments over alleged ties to China’s military and security services, according to people familiar with the matter. The U.S. government announced its original blacklist in Nove...