Sinn Fein to Take First Minister's Job in N. Ireland Milestone

(Bloomberg) -- Northern Ireland will have a working government and assembly for the first time in two years on Saturday, with an Irish nationalist from the Sinn Fein party set to become First Minister, a milestone moment in the region’s turbulent history.Most Read from BloombergMeta’s $197 Billion Surge Is Biggest in Stock-Market HistoryUS Hits Iran’s Militias in Syria, Iraq, Raising Escalation FearsThe Most Popular Man in Ukraine Has Become a Problem for ZelenskiyChina’s Lunar New Year Pork Glo

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