Новости за 16.09.2016

UK foreign minister Boris Johnson is considering a proposal to put the decommissioned royal yacht back into service to drum up business overseas.

Kirill Komarov, first deputy CEO at Russian state nuclear energy firm Rosatom, discusses the recent Hinkley Point deal, as well as nuclear energy strategy in China and Russia.

Inspired by Jimmy Fallon's treatment of Donald Trump's hair, CNBC anchor Steve Sedgwick... experiments with Geoff Cutmore's look.

Republican presidential candidate let "Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon do what so many have dreamt of doing — mess up his 'do.

Typhoon winds cause a giant inflatable moon to slip its moorings in south-east China.

Paul Dorfman, honorary senior research fellow at the Energy Institute of University College London, discusses the U.K.'s Hinkley Point deal.

Alexander Molyneux, CEO of Paladin Energy, shares his view on the Hinkley Point and says nuclear is the cheapest form of clean energy.

The law of supply and demand ruled, as Apple fans queued to be among the first in the world to get their hands on an iPhone 7.

Billionaire who bought a controlling stake in gay dating app will transfer stock worth $1.1 billion to his wife, the NYT reports.

Donald Trump, a prominent member of the "birther" movement, told the Washington Post he didn't want to distract from campaign issues.

September marks the start of China's peak travel season but traditional hotspot Taiwan is not feeling the love.

Our live blog is tracking reactions as Apple's shares gain 12 percent this week as the iPhone 7 goes on sale worldwide.

Three stages, colorful lasers, live performances, video projections, and a secret after-party. But this is no music festival.

North Korea's recent nuclear test could have implications for players ranging from South Korean cosmetics firms to Chinese banks.

Oil prices fell on worries that U.S. rig counts would continue to rise and that returning Libyan and Nigerian exports would stoke a global supply glut.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party is set for further losses in regional elections in the capital of Berlin on Sunday.

The private equity boss says regulators in emerging markets are often better qualified and more pragmatic than their U.S. peers.

Growth in non-oil domestic exports was flat on year earlier, the trade agency International Enterprise Singapore said.

The comments came after U.S. bombers flew over South Korea in solidarity with its ally after Pyongyang's nuclear test.

Futures pointed to a higher open for Asian markets on Friday, ahead of next week's central bank meetings in the U.S. and Japan.

Jim Cramer bit into the business of cellphones and Apple’s main competitor.

Jerry Jones was willing to give up all his money to buy the Cowboys simply because he loved football.

The panel also accused Snowden of lying about his background and feuding with co-workers.

Deutsche said in a statement it "has no intent to settle these potential civil claims anywhere near the number cited."

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission officially recalled the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in a Thursday announcement.