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The UK's vote for a hung parliament lumps yet more turmoil onto Brexit talks.

Leveraged by out legend David Bondeman adds more fuel to Uber's toxic culture.

And how is this for a solution to North Korea fears? Let China invade.

These are the issues we'll be tackling in this edition of the views room, a weekly

conversation among breaking views columnists about the ups and downs of the world of finance.

I'm Anthony Curry and my colleague and co-host is Jennifer Saber.

But let's start where we left off last week with Britain's election.

Prime Minister Theresa May's gamble of calling an early snap election to increase the

Conservative Party's small majority in the House of Commons failed, dismally. Instead,

she's clinging to power only with the help of 10 seats held by Northern Ireland's Democratic

Unionist Party. That puts an unexpected spin on everything from Brexit negotiations to domestic

policies on social welfare.

Joining us to read the tea leaves, Global Economics Editor Peter Tal Larson.

Welcome back, Peter. How you doing?

Very well. Thank you.

So before we get into the nitty-gritty, tell us what happened.

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