The power of social media proves it self once again, a tweet from Hillary Clinton sent shock waves through the stock market.

For several decades the price of Daraprim, a drug used for treating parasitic infection, was $13.50. After recently purchased by Turing Pharmaceuticals AG, its price jumped to $750. Daraprim used to be part of a standard care for patients, but now hospitals find it hard to even keep it in stock let alone provide it to patients in need.

This issue did not go unnoticed, especially when a single tweet from democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton turned the tables. “Price gouging like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous. Tomorrow I’ll lay out a plan to take it on.” Hours later the Nasdaq Biotechnology Index dropped down by 4.7 percent.

What is it that determines the price of a pharmaceutical medicine? In some cases it is actually because of shortage caused by supply and demand, but in other cases it could be motivated by business strategy solely. Martin Shkreli, founder and chief executive of Turing Pharmaceuticals, says that this is them staying in business, and that his company would use the money earned for research which would eventually result in better treatment methods.

The power of social media is endless and unpredictable. Influential personalities, politicians included, use the various social media platforms in order to lay out their plans and keep in touch with the public. As seen in this case, they are able to stir up their followers and cause dramatic changes overnight.

The issue of health care is not new territory for politicians. Especially with upcoming presidential elections, pharmaceutical companies are targeted by the attention seeking politicians. As in the case of Turing Pharmaceuticals AG, businesses are at risk of massive impact.

Apple has launched their first App in the Google Play store names “Move to iOS”, clever right? Maybe not. It’s been less than a day and devote Android fans have flooded the App listing with negative reviews.

The app is aimed to help people make the switch from Android to iOS in a simple, secure, and easy way. Through the app users are able to move over their contacts, message history, calendars, mail accounts, and photos and videos.

Apple has always argued that everything about their interface is designed to be easy, so why shouldn’t the switch be easy as well. Now customers won’t have to switch their information on a third platform before switching it to their new phone. However, instead of encouraging Android users to switch to Apple, the move has angered Android users and fueled the rivalry between the two interfaces.

It seems like some users are so pleased with this new addition to the Google Play store, and are happy enough with their Android. One user wrote, “This app made me a better person. I installed this app in the hope of experiencing just a taste of the splendor that iPhone users so regularly talk about. The moment this app had installed, I realized I was better than everyone else and perpetually right.”

Another user commented, “Dear Apple just why did you make this app? You refuse to release your apps onto Android because apple is ‘superior’ in your minds but that just turns most users away from Apple because they think they are the best and never change. But Google has their apps on your app store and many people switch from Apple because they want freedom.”

It may be surprising, but one of most frequently requested features on Facebook is a Dislike button. Users have said that they do not have enough room to express feelings about status updates and photos. Right now the only feature is the “like” button, and for years now we have heard cheers for a “dislike” button.

In a recent Q&A press conference Facebook founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, said that they are working on a way for users to respond to posts in which “like” would not be appropriate. Don’t get too excited, this feature will not be a Dislike Button. Creating such a feature goes against the vision of the facebook community explained Zuckerberg, “we didn’t want to just build a Dislike button because we don’t want to turn Facebook into a forum where people are voting up or down on people’s posts. That doesn’t seem like the kind of community we want to create.”

So, what are they doing? They want to create an option where friends and family can relate to each other. Say if someone writes a post about a recent loss, or a tragedy, Facebook wants to create a more empathetic way for users to engage with other. Where a Dislike button could be used be used to downgrade the importance of someone’s post, where a button that convey empathy would allow for greater solidarity on the social platform.

The exact naming of the new button is not yet know, but it must be an understandable word across all languages. Whereas like conveys a specific message, so too should this new button.

It’s been a busy week. The internet has been buzzing with the release of the new iPhone 6S and Survivor may sue a county clerk from the United States. That’s right. So, here are 5 important news stories from the past week that you should definitely be caught up on.

1. Apple Releases The New iPhone 6S
On Wednesday Apple revealed its latest iPhone model. Apple will release a new model every 2 years, and in between those 2 years they release S versions of those models which are basically software updates. Apple release the 6S and 6S Plus, which offer improvements with the front facing camera, higher video quality, and more advanced downloading speed. But, the most important advancement is the new manual interaction that offers a new way for the user to use finger to communicate with their device.

2. Europe Reveals Refugee Plan
The EU has unveiled their plans on how they plan to absorb nearly 160,00o refugees from across the continent that have fled their home countries. It has been announced that the EU plans to relocate 120,000 now in Hungary, Italy, and Greece due to the states inability to cope with the crisis. Additionally, countries that refuse to take in refugees will face financial penalties. This new quota must be approved by a majority of the Union member states.

3. Survivor Threatens to sue Kim Davis
The band Survivor, known for their hit “Eye of the Tiger” is very pissed off. Mike Huckabee, a US republican politician recently used the band’s hit at a public event to celebrate Kim Davis’ release from jail. Davis, a county clerk from Kentucky, spent six days in the clink for refusing to issues same-sex marriage licenses and refusing to recognize Supreme Court law. Jim Peterik, the band’s fouder, has made it clear that he did not approve the use of this song and it does not reflect his own political views.

4. Massive Floods Hit Japan
A city not of Tokyo, Joso, has be hit with massive flood waters after the banks of the Kinugawa River banks burst open. This follows a tropical storm that has just hit the region. The bursting of the river banks to weather experts by surprise, as this is the 18^th storm to have affected the region this year. So far 12 are reported injured, and one person is said to be missing. The Japanese Self-Defense Force is manning the rescue operation, but many believe that more should be done in the future as these storms are getting worse.

5. New human species discovered
Paleontologist in South Africa have discovered an extinct human species deep within a cave. The humans cousins are being called Homo Naledi. The species have a mixture of features common to modern humans, such as small teeth and flatter feet. But, they also have apelike pelvis’ and brow-ridges. Perhaps they walked like humans, but climbed trees like apes.

The online retailer is up 67% this year so far, and has been the driving force behind alleviating recent losses on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index. Many attribute Amazon’s success to the poor fortune of Apple Inc., but another reason for newfound success is the distrust many investors feel in emerging markets. Just a gold is seen as a safe haven’t asset during times of financial turmoil, Amazon is becoming the stock investors turn to when they feel uncertain

Apple has ranked as the leading stock on the S&P Index, five out of the six past years. However, this year the No.1 spot has been replaced by Amazon. Unfortunately Apple has lost most of its 2015 gains, along with Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobile Corp. Apple’s recently loses are mostly due to concern over falling Chinese demand for iPhones, which was down 15%. While Apple is expected to increase 47% this year, analysts believe that Amazon’s profits will triple.

Today Tim Cook is set to deliver the new iPhone model. Apple is at a stage where they rely so heavily on smartphones for revenue that new releases can make or break earnings. Many are speculating if the company will also release a new iPad or an update for AppleTV. Apple must remain relevant to customers, so people buy their product. However, Amazon’s business strategy is not as tied to relevance and global growth.

So, is Apple’s run cooling off? It appears so, and now Amazon is the hottest stock on the market.

On Wednesday, the chilling image of a lifeless boy washed up on the shores of Bodrum, Turkey, epitomized the devastating effects of Europe’s migrant crisis. Many migrants have been fleeing wars in Syria, Iraq, Libya, and other Middle Eastern and Norther African countries. They will cross the border into Turkey, and then risk their lives crossing the ocean, in hazardous conditions, so they arrive in Greece which is just the first stop on their long journey. From Greece they will travel through the Balkan states into Hungary, then to Austria, and hopefully they will make it to Germany.

The young boy was on board a boat that departed from the Bodrum peninsula headed for Greece. It capsized in the Mediterranean Sea, so far one woman and five children have been confirmed dead. This comes a week after 71 decomposing bodies were found in an Austrian lorry.

The debate over the current migrant crisis has been going on for years, but it has reached new levels in recent months. Close to 300,000 migrants have entered Europe in the first half of 2015, which is almost double the amount of migrants in all of 2014. Germany has announced that they expect to absorb 800,000 asylum seekers this year. The dramatic rise in numbers has raised a serious debate throughout the continent regarding migrant policy. Unlike Germany, many EU states are not prepared to accept such a large numbers, and frankly do not of the economic power to do so.

Tensions have been growing in Hungary as well. Budapest is overflowed with migrants trying to make their way onto trains to Austria. The government has been building a fence along its Serbian border for almost a month, and now has restricted travel to almost all migrants regardless. The government has stationed a human fence of police outside of the main train station where migrants are camping out.

EU law says that the country where the migrant first enters is responsible. However, many are arguing for a re-examination of the law. Most migrants will enter the Eurozone from Mediterranean states, especially Greece. And considering the economic conditions of Southern Europe they cannot handle the situation on their own. Also, many government officials believe that the Schengen agreement, which allows for the free movement of labor throughout the borderless EU should be analyzed. As it is meant for the free movement of labor, not the free movement of those looking for labor.

Europe is caught in a moral dilemma. They must understand how the borderless Eurozone only exacerbates the crisis, and they must find practical ways to help. These people are fleeing war torn countries. A migrant is one who move voluntarily, while a refugee is one who leaves their home country because they cannot receive protection. By acknowledging them as refugees the crisis will have a new meaning, and perhaps global leaders will understand the need to intervene in civil conflicts before they hit home, literally.