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The Trump government allows US companies to provide 15,000 visas for seasonal work.

Jawbone, one of the first manufacturers of smart tech bracelets that measures motion and health, stops. The former darling of Silicon Valley has requested bankruptcy.

In a refugee camp in the Lebanese Bekaa Valley a large fire broke out on Sunday. Feared for victims, according to security officers.

The fire is still not completely under control, but many people are already returning to their homes after they fled the weekend for the weekend. Jolein Alten and Liedewij Schieving are making a mess at their farmers camp Quinta da Fonte.

President Trump visits Miami on Friday where he will reveal how he will shape the American relationship with neighbor Cuba. The great Cuban community in the capital of Florida is not comfortable. Action leaders have announced demonstrations against the president.

Foremost CEOs from Silicon Valley try to talk with Man and Power to US President Donald Trump. Among others Elon Musk (Tesla) and Tim Cook (Apple) have asked the president to return to his intention to terminate the climate agreement concluded in Paris.

In the Cuban capital of Havana hundreds of gays and lesbians have demonstrated against homosexuality and equal treatment in their country.

The daughter of Cuban President Raúl Castro feels nothing to take over from her father's stick. Mariela Castro, 54, said Wednesday had no interest in the highest position in the communist island state.

Google's topman, Sundar Pichai, has a lucrative year behind. He received 199.7 million euros in remuneration last year, including options. That's converted over 183 million euros. Google has passed the reward on Friday to the fair watch dog.

For the first time, a Lexus self-propelled technology was spotted on the road. That was in Silicon Valley. The photos of the ride have been broadcast to Bloomberg press office.

The White House is unprejudiced to revert to a plan by President Donald Trump. District commissioner William Orrick of San Francisco blocked Trump's decree on the financial shortening of so-called 'sanctuary cities' on Tuesday. These are cities that refuse to cooperate in deploying illegal immigrants from the United States. The spokesperson of the White House finds the decision ridiculous and therefore expects the Ministry of Justice to appeal against blocking the decree.

Again, a plan by President Donald Trump has been wrecked. This time by District Court judge William Orrick from San Francisco. He blocked Trump's decree on the financial shortening of so-called 'sanctuary cities' on Tuesday. These are cities that refuse to cooperate in expelling illegal immigrants.

By a minibus attack Tuesday, ten people in Pakistan have killed ten people. The bus was hit by a berm bomb brought to a distance in the Kurram valley in the tribal area at the border with Afghanistan in northwestern Pakistan.

Egyptian archaeologists have in a roughly 3,500 year-old tomb near Luxor several mummies found in colorful coffins. Team leader Mustafa Waziri said Tuesday that eight mummified bodies have been recovered.

Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the worldwide web, this year will have the A.M. Turing Award. That is the 'Nobel Prize in Computing'. The Briton will receive a sum of one million dollars (940,000 euros).

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has preferred the youth of Kashmir urgently required development and tourism over terrorism. He did so after the opening of a new tunnel in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir. The eleven kilometer long liaison, which cost nearly 540 million euros, is important for the digestion of the Kashmir Valley. The highway in this part of the Himalayas is often blocked by avalanches and landslides.

A Colombian who survived the flood in Colombia with his wife and seven-month-old son, said there was barely time to escape the water.

Certainly fourteen people have been killed in a landslide in southern Colombia. At least sixty people were injured, reported the authorities. It is still unclear how many people are missing.

A French skier Sunday in northern Italy killed when he and three companions were surprised by an avalanche. The survivors come from the United States, Britain and France. They are included with injuries in hospital.

The authorities in the California city of San Jose have ordered the evacuation of about a thousand homes. The houses are likely fully to walk as a result of the flood in the area. In town, a suburb of Silicon Valley with about a million inhabitants, the state of emergency.

The United States in late January 117 Cubans sent back to their country since the transfer of the presidency. Among Trump's predecessor, Obama received any Cuban who set foot on American soil automatically put a residence permit. But Obama pulled the scheme itself just before he left the White House.

The Spanish Government believes that Friday pronounced judgment in the case Noos, where Princess Cristina and her husband Inaki Urdangarin were, concerned that 'everyone is equal before the law and nobody is above the law.' That said government spokesman Mr Méndez de Vigo after the cabinet meeting. He stressed that the government does not comment on judicial decisions' but performs them. '

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, the protest of Silicon Valley controls against US entry ban. Alphabet has contacted a law firm in Washington. Other companies want to share in the costs incurred by Alphabet. Alphabet intends to accept the offer, according to Bloomberg.

Cuba, the new government of Donald Trump offered constructive cooperation. ' The United States and Cuba can live together in harmony and with respect. But Cuba will not tolerate infringement of its sovereignty and independence, '' said Chief Executive Raul Castro Wednesday at a summit of Latin American and Caribbean countries in the Dominican Republic.

Hugo Barra leaving the Chinese electronics maker Xiaomi. The Brazilian announced on Facebook. Barra was 3.5 years ago by Xiaomi detached being at Google to head international expansion. Previously, he was vice president of the Android division of Google.

Multinational companies like Facebook and Google have more technical knowledge than intelligence CIA and MI6.

In Austria, the risk of avalanches so great that the country speaks of 'tricky' situation in the mountains. This weekend there is a meter snow. Länder Vorarlberg and Tyrol have raised the avalanche risk to level 4. That level comes just a few days a year. Definitely above 2000 meters is the danger of large avalanches that come down into the valley extremely high. In the lower areas, the risk of avalanches sharply. The risk of avalanches is so great because there are a lot of new snow on an old and inadequate snow cover has fallen. Off-piste skiing is also severely discouraged.

In the French Pyrenees is Saturday a hiker killed by an avalanche. While a companion was seriously injured, reported the deputy prefect of Oloron-Sainte-Marie.

The CEO of Internet company Yahoo, Marissa Mayer, leaves after the acquisition of the company was completed by Verizon. This is evident from pieces that Yahoo has submitted to the US stock exchange watchdog SEC.

Mass murderer Charles Manson has been reduced to the Corcorangevangenis Central Valley in California, where he is serving a life sentence. The now 82-year-old Manson was last week unexpectedly hospitalized 'due to a serious medical problem.'