Новости за 16.09.2015

Rajkovic’s grasp on ‘new Courtois’ tag looks shaky

The air war in Charleston’s mayoral race is heating up, with hopefuls state Rep. Leon Stavrinakis and businessman John Tecklenburg going up with their first television ads.

There was an earthquake here on Tuesday night which registered at 3.2 on the Richter scale, shaking the Stadion Maksimir sufficiently to briefly unnerve those contained within. Arsenal’s performance here would not have registered.

Rutgers president Robert Barchi said Wednesday that head football coach Kyle Flood is suspended for three games and has been fined $50,000, after investigations revealed that Flood had improperly contacted…

A Nebraska man believes he and his 2-year-old son were poisoned by a methamphetamine-tainted coffee maker at an Omaha hotel.

Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury securities fell again in July as China, the biggest foreign owner of U.S. government debt, cut back its holdings.

PARIS (Reuters) - French ride-sharing start-up Blablacar has raised $200 million from three venture capital funds as it pursues its expansion in emerging markets.

Stocks moved higher a day ahead of the closely watched Fed decision on interest rates. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Stocks moved higher a day ahead of the closely watched Fed decision on interest rates. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Stocks moved higher a day ahead of the closely watched Fed decision on interest rates. Bobbi Rebell reports.

A day ahead of the Fed's decision on whether to raise interest rates, bets were all over the place among market watchers. Bobbi Rebell reports.

LEVERKUSEN, Germany (Reuters) - Hakan Calhanoglu struck twice as Bayer Leverkusen crushed BATE Borisov 4-1 in their Champions League Group E opener on Wednesday, with newcomer Javier Hernandez also on target in their confidence-boosting win.

(Reuters) - Drugmaker Aerie Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Wednesday its experimental eye drop met the main goal of a late-stage study, sending its shares up as much as 65 percent in extended trading.

(Reuters) - Drugmaker Aerie Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Wednesday its experimental eye drop met the main goal of a late-stage study, sending its shares up as much as 65 percent in extended trading.

VALENCIA, Spain (Reuters) - Valencia’s hopes of a winning Champions League return after a two-year absence were dashed when Hulk struck twice for Zenit St Petersburg in a 3-2 victory for the Russian champions in their Group H opener on Wednesday.

(Reuters Health) - Kids rushed through school lunch may put a less balanced meal on their tray and end up throwing out more food because they don’t have time to eat, a study suggests.

(Reuters Health) - Kids rushed through school lunch may put a less balanced meal on their tray and end up throwing out more food because they don’t have time to eat, a study suggests.

Jamey Chadwell has vivid memories of when, as an assistant football coach at East Tennessee State University, he found out the school was dropping its football program.

Target is going on a health kick, aimed at both customers and its employees.

Appearing on ESPN’s Thursday Night Football used to be a neat treat for Clemson players and coaches, yet almost certain doom for the Tigers.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Wednesday called for an international framework to prevent the Internet from being "weaponised" as a tool of national aggression, while holding out the prospect of a forceful U.S. response to China over hacking attacks.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Wednesday called for an international framework to prevent the Internet from being "weaponized" as a tool of national aggression, while holding out the prospect of a forceful U.S. response to China over hacking attacks.

In a break with Nobel tradition, the former secretary of the Nobel Peace Prize committee says the 2009 award to President Barack Obama failed to live up to the panel's expectations.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - On any given day in the United States, 34.3 percent of children and adolescents are consuming a significant portion of their daily nutrition from fast food restaurants, the National Center for Health Statistics reported on Wednesday.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - On any given day in the United States, 34.3 percent of children and adolescents are consuming a significant portion of their daily nutrition from fast food restaurants, the National Center for Health Statistics reported on Wednesday.