Новости за 03.02.2016

The Value Partners' hedge fund manager sits down with Barron's Asia Isabella Zhong to discuss his outlook for China's economy and why a Hong Kong property developer is one of his favorite picks.

Microsoft is buying the company behind SwiftKey, a popular app that uses predictive technology to simplify typing on mobile keyboards.

Can you enjoy the Super Bowl and still eat enough veggies to feel good about New Year's resolutions? Celebrity chef Tim Love joins Tanya Rivero with easy and flavorful dishes to try.

What is next as candidates move on to New Hampshire, FBI joins the probe into the Flint water crisis and learning to saying no to your family over Super Bowl tickets.

Peter Costa, who has spent decades on the floor of the stock exchange, says the rout is not China's fault. Stocks were just too expensive. But he expects oil won't fall below recent lows. Here's his outlook.

Don't feel helpless about digital security and privacy. Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler shows five steps to becoming less of an easy target for hackers, publishers and marketers. Photo: Monika Auger for The Wall Street Journal

Imagine the thrill of skydiving, but without a plane or parachute. WSJ's Geoff Foster checked out iFly Westchester in Yonkers, N.Y., where indoor skydiving packages for first-timers start at $79.95. Photo/Video: Jennifer Weiss/The Wall Street Journal

Lenovo Group, the world’s largest personal-computer maker, said its net profit for its fiscal third quarter rose 19% from a year earlier, beating analyst expectations.

Kia Motors returns to the Super Bowl for the seventh time. Kia Motors of America COO Michael Sprague joins Tanya Rivero on Lunch Break with a behind-the-scenes look at the ambitious new campaign and partnership with IBM Watson. Photo: Kia Motors of America

Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on lessons learned from the Iowa caucus and the issues voters care most about. Photo credit: Getty Images.

A former astronaut gets one more rocket ride, in this Super Bowl ad for Audi.

As part of its bankruptcy cost-cutting efforts, Caesars Entertainment Operating Co. is targeting Gordon Ramsay. The casino company negotiated new deals to allow the celebrity chef to keep operating his Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill restaurants at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and Caesars Atlantic City.

Marilyn Monroe isn't feeling quite like herself, in this Super Bowl ad for Snickers.

The nation's leading professional association of fertility specialists has reached a settlement with a group of women who claimed the medical group's guidelines on human egg donor prices violated federal antitrust laws.

Is there a travel deal that lets you bring a partner along on your trips for free for a year? WSJ's Scott McCartney joins Tanya Rivero to discuss the Southwest Airlines Companion Pass. Photo: Getty

A roundup of private equity related news from across the Web.

Jeff Goldblum helps apartment dwellers move on up, in this Super Bowl ad for Apartments.com.

Peregrine Mistream filed for bankruptcy, Relativity Media won approval to leave bankruptcy, and a watchdog wants an independent trustee for KaloBios.

Law Blog rounds up the morning's legal news.

Three guys suddenly find the energy to move, with a little help, in this ad for Mountain Dew KickStart.

Kung Fu Panda helps a friend boost their business, in this Super Bowl ad for Wix.

Nearly half a century after the movie "Love Story" was released, Ryan O’Neal and Ali MacGraw have returned to Harvard University, to reminisce about the film that made them household names. Mark Kelly reports. Image: Everett Collection

Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen band together to form a new party, in this Super Bowl ad for Bud Light.

A French government think tank estimates the cost of abandoning the Schengen passport-free zone.

Fans going to Super Bowl 50 on February 7 will experience some of the best technology Silicon Valley firms have to offer. Here's what happens when geek meets the gridiron. Photo: AP