Новости за 05.08.2016

The Mustang captured the zeitgeist of the 1960s, but outside the pony-car movement, it can’t compete

Sen. Ron Johnson and House Speaker Paul Ryan said they were too busy to attend Wisconsin event

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has blamed Fethullah Gulen for attempted coup

The U.S. presidential election, starring Donald Trump and a growing cast of antagonists, is now officially stranger than fiction, and more estranged from reality than the most implausible reality TV plot. Mr. Trump, who has spent the past week ...

Andre Vassi first conceived of the ties when the GOP nominee mocked a New York Times reporter for his physical disability

The proximity of fans to the pool itself is likely to make for a loud, intense atmosphere

Pele, who in 1999 was elected by the International Olympic Committee as the Athlete of the Century is considered by many as the greatest soccer player of all time

Pedestrian stops don’t aim to replace cars with moving people, but offer a playful space to hang out

Brazil will showcase its traditions and diversity Friday night in the opening ceremony for the Rio Olympics. Here's a look at the ceremony in numbers.

Lindsay Jennerich and Patricia Obee say the heartache they suffered four years ago has made what is likely the final leg of their journey together even more special

Canadian Tire is redoubling its e-commerce efforts, with plans to expand its shipping speed. For more on this, BNN is joined by Dean McCann, CFO, Canadian Tire.

David Roberts, president & CEO with Penn West Petroleum joins BNN for a look at the company's latest earnings. The stock has jumped more than 50% as the company tames it debt.

In a bruising campaign year, both Democrats and Republicans have torn long-held truisms to shreds

One of the ironies in capital markets is that acquisitions between investment banks are some of the toughest to pull off.

Heather Dubbeldam and her firm are looking to import new technology for sustainable buildings

The spotlight is on the issue of a company’s auditors’ fees, and whether its relationship with that outside firm can be compromised when it spends significant money on things other than the audit

Soulpepper produces the terrific Canadian premiere of a three-act play from Pulitzer winner Suzan-Lori Parks

Small forward Lizanne Murphy says the Canadian women's basketball team is like a family

Sal Guatieri, Senior Economist at BMO Capital Markets joins BNN to discuss the record trade deficit and jobs numbers for July.

Protesters from the British arm of the Black Lives Matter movement hold a demonstration in London, blocking the main road to Heathrow airport

Margaret Cannon reviews the latest in crime fiction

Why Robert Hough’s The Final Confession of Mabel Stark is a book Jane Gadd gave to all her girlfriends

Carsick Cars’s Zhongnanhai suits whatever mood you’re in, while Jo Mango has an incredible lightness

Our summer reading series continues with a preview of Kevin Patterson’s first novel in a decade, News from the Red Desert

Jay McInerney is the author of seven previous novels, including Bright Lights, Big City