Brazil Elections Result in Runoff for Neves, Rousseff

The video covers three main topics: the upcoming runoff election in Brazil between Neves and incumbent President Rousseff, the student-led protests in Hong Kong demanding government response, and Hewlett-Packard's plan to split into two separate companies focusing on personal computers and corporate hardware. Investors reacted positively to the election news, and the protests in Hong Kong have started to dwindle. The HP split is expected to occur next year.

What percentage of the vote did Dilma Rousseff receive in the Brazilian election?

• 50%

• 42%

• 34%

• 60%

How did investors react to the news of the Brazilian election?

• They were concerned about the election outcome.

• They sold shares of Brazil's biggest oil company.

• They were indifferent to the news.

• They cheered, leading to a rise in shares.

What is the main demand of the student-led protests in Hong Kong?

• Increased wages

• Government response to their demands

• Lower taxes

• More public holidays

What are the two new companies that Hewlett-Packard plans to create?

• One for consumer electronics and another for industrial equipment

• One for software and one for hardware

• One for personal computers and printers, and another for corporate hardware and services

• One for mobile devices and another for cloud services

When is the Hewlett-Packard split expected to occur?

• This year

• In five years

• Next year

• In two years