Новости за 26.08.2015

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating the hack of the Ashley Madison website. Security blogger Brian Krebs thinks he has a clue.

Google debuts YouTube Gaming as a rival to online videogame broadcaster Twitch. WSJ's Sarah Needleman reports on the race to capture and capitalize on growing videogame audiences.

A decade after volunteering in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, photographer Jane Fulton Alt continues to return, with her most recent series depicting the Ninth Ward at night between 2013 and 2015. See her photos and read more here.

Independent oil and gas companies, private equity firms and their financiers attended the NAPE Expo trade show recently in Houston. Though lower oil prices dampened the turnout, many attendees were still looking to make deals.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating the hack of the Ashley Madison website. Security blogger Brian Krebs thinks he has a clue.

BlackRock Inc. said Wednesday it is purchasing FutureAdvisor, a privately held pioneer in the fast-growing business of using automated computer models to build and manage investment portfolios.

What M, Facebook's answer to Siri and Google Now, can and can't do.

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Jason Riley on a revealing exchange between the Republican presidential candidate and a television host. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Foley & Lardner LLP Partner Cleta Mitchell on new evidence in the investigation into the targeting of conservative nonprofits. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Key market data for August 26, 2015.

Google and Cablevision are among several companies fearing their free Wi-Fi service will be impacted by modified LTE technology that cell carriers are expected to roll out next year. Photo: Getty

International Franchise Association Vice President Elizabeth Taylor discusses the latest developments in the Obama administration's attacks on a long-standing business model. Photo credit: Associated Press.

University of Virginia Center for Politics Director Larry Sabato on the Vice President’s political career. Photo credit: Associated Press.

China’s devaluation has led to record losses for yuan bonds issued offshore as the currency weakens and appetite for Chinese assets fades.

The two singles have joined forces to become one super-single.

Turmoil in China has sent regional stock markets tumbling and weakened currencies to lows not seen for more than a decade in some places. The rout has stirred reminders of 1997, when a financial crisis that started in Thailand spread throughout Asia and shocked investors in what became an emblematic meltdown of the globalized age. The consensus among economists is that this time it’s different, largely because the fundamentals supporting Asia’s economies look better than they did then. Here are a few lessons from the 1997-98 financial upheaval.

The data an ex-employee allegedly stole from "Game of War" maker Machine Zone could offer important insights into how players interact with the game.

Molycorp Inc. on Wednesday said it would mothball its mine in California, laying off almost 500 workers and suspending the sole U.S. source of elements used in high-tech products.

Leading in the polls but lacking deep political roots with the religious right, Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump is planning to gather with a group of evangelical Christian leaders at his office next month.

The super-sized Middle-earth extravaganzas will hit theaters in October.

Late rally falls short on Wall Street, judge prepares to sentence Colorado theater shooter to life and a cheesy way to celebrate a visiting Pope.

Owned by private-equity executive Gary Garrabrant, the 16,500-square-foot house sits on roughly 3 acres on Halsey Neck Pond

With the markets still in turmoil, is it time to rebalance? WSJ's Karen Damato joins Lunch Break to tell us what you should be asking your financial adviser today. Photo: AP

Shopping for school supplies is one of the last bastions that hasn't moved online. Moms are some of the biggest online shoppers but this ritual remains stubbornly traditional. WSJ's Suzanne Kapner explains why. Photo: Laura McDermott for The Wall Street Journal

Supporters of the bankrupt Apache Railway in rural Arizona face a Nov. 30 deadline to find $7.2 million to pay off investors who they say will pull the railroad’s steel tracks out of the ground and sell them for scrap.