Новости за 09.06.2015

A new device that reads thoughts and converts them into machine commands is showing promise in re-training injured brains and reversing paralysis in stroke victims. Ben Gruber reports.

A Taiwanese pet groomer creates an eye catching hairstyle for dogs. Sharon Reich reports.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - They looked, as one researcher said, like "rubbish," eight seemingly inconsequential Cretaceous Period dinosaur fossils that sat in a London museum's collection for more than a century after being found in Canada's Alberta province.

Budget airline easyJet is testing automated drones to perform safety inspections of grounded aircraft following incidents such as lightning or bird strike. Matthew Stock reports.

LONDON (Reuters) - British retailer Marks & Spencer is looking into launching a card-based loyalty programme, provisionally called "Sparks", for its customers this year, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.

ROME (Reuters) - A cat which accompanied her owner across the desert from Sudan to Libya and then on a migrant boat to Italy has been taken into quarantine on the island of Lampedusa after authorities promised to reunite the pair, La Repubblica daily reported on Tuesday.

LONDON (Reuters) - The chance of Britain leaving the European Union looks very low and uncertainty about the outcome of the country's EU membership referendum is not likely to affect business investment, a senior executive with global investment firm PIMCO said.

Striking images of dwarf planet Ceres released by NASA. Jim Drury reports.

LONDON (Reuters) - HSBC said it would cut up to 8,000 British jobs and rebrand its UK retail banking unit, which it could sell in response to new rules stating such businesses must be separate from investment banking in order to protect customers.

LONDON (Reuters) - HSBC said it would cut up to 8,000 British jobs and rebrand its UK retail banking unit, which it could sell in response to new rules stating such businesses must be separate from investment banking in order to protect customers.

LONDON (Reuters) - The former boss of British energy company Centrica Sam Laidlaw will head a new $5 billion fund backed by private equity firms Carlyle Group and CVC Capital Partners to buy oil and gas assets worldwide.

LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers finally look ready to spend like they used to, as lower prices for basics give them more money to eat out and travel, bolstering the economy against weak demand from abroad.

Apple unveiled its new music streaming service, including a 24/7 radio station and a feature that connects artists to fans. Bobbi Rebell reports.

The world's biggest helicopter model made of sausages is built in a Russian town to mark its anniversary. Sharon Reich reports.