Wikinews:2018/March

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March 2

• Amazon to buy smart doorbell startup Ring

March 3

• French fashion brand Lacoste announces limited-edition logo change from crocodile to endangered animals

March 4

• Maria Contreras-Sweet Group buys The Weinstein Company assets, saves it from bankruptcy

March 7

• Winter storm fells US President George Washington's tree at Mount Vernon estate, Virginia

March 13

• Mirror's exposé prompts call for inquiry into child abuse ring in Telford, England
• United States President Trump dismisses Secretary of State Tillerson
• China ends presidential term limits in constitutional amendment

March 14

• State of emergency in Sri Lanka remains despite calm returning after violence

March 15

• US toy retail giant Toys 'R' Us files for liquidation in United States

March 17

• United States: Coroner says former patient killed self and three hostages at California veterans center
• British scientist Stephen Hawking dies aged 76

March 20

• Vladimir Putin wins fourth term as President of Russia

March 21

• Kenyan conservancy euthanises last male northern white rhino; only two females remain
• Uber suspends self-driving car program after pedestrian death in Arizona, United States

March 22

• Sydney experiences hottest March day in 35 years

March 24

• Charles Lazarus, founder of US-based toy retail giant Toys 'R' Us, dies at 94

March 25

• Culture of creativity features at Furnal Equinox 2018

March 28

• K-pop band 100%'s lead singer Seo Minwoo dies
• US: FBI's work with Orlando shooter's father is not grounds for mistrial in wife's case
• Toronto Comicon celebrates characters from screen and page

March 30

• United States: Emergency calls from Great Mills High School shooting released
• North, South Korea announce summit about 'denuclearization and peace' for April 27

March 31

• Australian cricketers Steve Smith, David Warner banned from 2018 Indian Premier League after ball tampering incident