Новости за 06.09.2018

They're changing conversations on race, gender and ability.

They represent the changing face of leadership.

Earthquakes have increased dramatically in the last decade as a result of human activities and a professor of earth and planetary sciences argues in The Conversation that the timing of these earthquakes are clearly linked to fracking.

The sanctions target individuals and entities which allegedly facilitated petroleum shipments and financing to the Syrian government.

The ban comes weeks after Jones was banned or suspended by other major tech companies like Apple, Facebook and YouTube.

If history is repeated, there could be some disappointment with the August employment report, even though hiring appears to be strong and the job market solid.

If history is repeated, there could be some disappointment with the August employment report, even though hiring appears to be strong and the job market solid.

Amazon's back-end system for sellers has been down since Wednesday afternoon.

Okta beat estimates for its previous quarter, and guidance for the current quarter came in strong.

Okta beat estimates for its previous quarter, and guidance for the current quarter came in strong.

Big tech is feeling the heat this week, but one trader just bet $7 million that Facebook could be gearing up for a big rebound.

In addition to making tax cuts for individuals permanent, the latest outline includes making changes to IRAs and 529 plans, and creating new tax-advantaged accounts for other savings.

Mattel Films is a new division in the toymaker's company aimed at developing and producing movies based on its iconic brands.

WSJ's James Freeman got a phone call from the president, who "described his good relations with the Japanese leadership but then added: 'Of course that will end as soon as I tell them how much they have to pay.'"

Facebook shares have taken a massive hit recently, and one technical analyst is betting on more trouble ahead.

According to data compiled by TrimTabs, insider selling reached $450 million in August, the highest level this year.

According to data compiled by TrimTabs, insider selling reached $450 million in August, the highest level this year.

Synthetic marijuana is attractive to those who are looking for marijuana but either don't have access, the funds, or need to pass a clean urine test. But the risk of smoking spice outweigh the convenience cost according to a street drug researcher in The Conversation.

Burt Reynolds, who starred in films including 'Deliverance' and 'Boogie Nights,' has died at age 82, according to agent.

Congressional scrutiny of social media companies pummeled their stocks, but other tech stocks could soon be vulnerable to a new round of selling pressure if President Donald Trump goes through with new tariffs on Chinese goods.

Marriott International CEO Arne Sorenson discusses his meeting with President Trump on domestic and international travel as well as new measures the company is taking to protect its staffers in response to the #metoo movement.

As the global economy increasingly runs on technology-enabled rails and every company becomes a tech company, C-suite execs across all sectors worry that access to software developer talent is more of a threat to their success than access to capital.

In an email, William Burck, the Bush lawyer overseeing the production of Kavanaugh's documents, said that he had approved Booker's request to release the documents Wednesday night.

Ether was the star athlete of 2017, way outperforming its predecessor bitcoin. But 2018 has been a different story.

The panic button will be rolled out nationwide by Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, among other hotel operators.