Новости за 21.09.2015

NEW YORK, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Wall Street and European stocks rebounded more than 1 percent on Monday in rallies that, along with robust gains in the dollar and global oil markets, showed investors were tilting toward riskier assets.

LONDON, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Rugby World Cup organisers are committed to reducing delays caused by Television Match Official (TMO) decisions following a series of controversial incidents in the first eight Rugby World Cup matches.

PITTSBURGH (Reuters) - A Pittsburgh hospital is working to find and eradicate the source of a rare mold that may have contributed to the deaths of three transplant patients and left a fourth person in "guarded condition," a hospital spokeswoman said on Monday.

PITTSBURGH (Reuters) - A Pittsburgh hospital is working to find and eradicate the source of a rare mold that may have contributed to the deaths of three transplant patients and left a fourth person in "guarded condition," a hospital spokeswoman said on Monday.

Elizardo Sanchez, the founder of a dissident Cuban human rights organisation, says between 50 and 100 people have been detained during papal visit. Nathan Frandino reports.

Elizardo Sanchez, the founder of a dissident Cuban human rights organisation, says between 50 and 100 people have been detained during papal visit. Nathan Frandino reports.

Elizardo Sanchez, the founder of a dissident Cuban human rights organisation, says between 50 and 100 people have been detained during papal visit. Nathan Frandino reports.

Elizardo Sanchez, the founder of a dissident Cuban human rights organisation, says between 50 and 100 people have been detained during papal visit. Nathan Frandino reports.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Texas man accused of operating a Ponzi scheme involving bitcoins pleaded guilty on Monday in what prosecutors say was the first U.S. criminal securities fraud case related to the digital currency.

Afghan women take up the sport of paragliding in Kabul. Sharon Reich reports.

Afghan women take up the sport of paragliding in Kabul. Sharon Reich reports.

The U.N. World Food Program is teaming up with prominent brands, like McDonald's and Google, in a new campaign to raise money to help feed the largest flood of refugees in recorded history. Bobbi Rebell reports.

The U.N. World Food Program is teaming up with prominent brands, like McDonald's and Google, in a new campaign to raise money to help feed the largest flood of refugees in recorded history. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Washington, D.C. is getting ready for Pope Francis' two day visit this week by prepping for the crowds, additional security and massive street closures. Jennifer Davis reports.

Washington, D.C. is getting ready for Pope Francis' two day visit this week by prepping for the crowds, additional security and massive street closures. Jennifer Davis reports.

(Reuters) - Red Hat Inc , the world's largest commercial distributor of the Linux operating system, reported a 13 percent rise in quarterly revenue, helped by higher demand for open-source software and cloud offerings.

* European Commission has called on Luxembourg to raise fuel taxes

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Emmy Awards show, television's biggest night, drew the smallest TV audience on record, despite big wins for HBO's popular medieval fantasy series "Game of Thrones."

A North Carolina father allegedly tried to drown his three children, ages 3, 5 and 7, in a local lake, to keep social workers from taking them away. Diane Hodges reports.

A North Carolina father allegedly tried to drown his three children, ages 3, 5 and 7, in a local lake, to keep social workers from taking them away. Diane Hodges reports.

(Reuters) - Apple Inc has designated building an electric car as a "committed project" and has set a target shipping date for 2019, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

(Reuters) - A federal judge on Monday dismissed most of a lawsuit in which Tom Scholz, the founder of the rock band Boston, accused former bandmate and guitarist Barry Goudreau of trademark infringement over the use of the band's name.

(Reuters Health) - What the Food and Drug Administration calls a ‘breakthrough’ drug is often not the same as what a layperson would call a breakthrough, a new study shows.

(Reuters Health) - What the Food and Drug Administration calls a ‘breakthrough’ drug is often not the same as what a layperson would call a breakthrough, a new study shows.

Hungary's parliament authorized the government on Monday to deploy the army to help handle a wave of migrants, granting the military the right to use non-lethal force. Nathan Frandino reports.