Новости за 21.06.2016

Lawyers for Hulk Hogan say creditors of Gawker Media Group, not new owners of the online publishing operation, should have the right to sue suppliers in Gawker’s bankruptcy case.

E-book retailers began issuing Apple-funded credits Tuesday to customer accounts following Apple’s agreement to pay $400 million in a settlement that ended an antitrust complaint.

Manufacturers are making a new push to break down expectations of how boys and girls play with toys. Will, the 15-inch doll, is a boy with a red cape; Mattel is making a new line of female superhero action figures.

Cereal maker Post Holdings recently held talks to combine with ConAgra Foods’s frozen-potato business, in what would be one of the biggest recent consumer-industry mergers.

Financial advisor Valerie Newell explains why she is overweighting stocks in some client portfolios, and how she decides to sell. Why she favors big companies increasing dividend payouts.

A stretched iPhone upgrade cycle was already priced into Apple’s stock.

'I would set up the mics and start recording in the middle of the night to catch things,' he says of the unlikely recordings on his new album 'Earth.'

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The former Senate Majority Leader is working with the sports rights agency to develop a tournament involving the best club teams throughout the Americas.

The American Bar Association's evaluation of Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland reads less like a review than a thesaurus of acclaim.

Chinese Internet giant Tencent Holdings is acquiring a majority stake in Supercell, which makes "Clash of Clans," one of the world's highest-grossing mobile games by revenue. Illustration: Supercell.

Senate rejects gun-control measures after Orlando shooting, Donald Trump is getting a late start on fundraising and why Lil Wayne is basically a sports prophet.

The best freelancing gigs in America; and what small business owners need to know about background checks for potential employees.

The British pound has been whipsawed for months by worries over Thursday’s U.K. vote on European Union membership. But to fully understand the ramifications of a so-called Brexit, look to currencies such as the South African rand and the Hungarian forint.

The International Olympic Committee formally supported a ban for the Russian track team while offering a path to competition for individual athletes who may be unfairly implicated in a doping crisis in international sports.

Forget terrorism, Democrats want a kulturkampf.

The brutal killing of British lawmaker Jo Cox in northern England last week, allegedly at the hands of a suspect who witnesses said yelled “Britain first” during the attack, has drawn attention to far-right extremist groups centered in the region.

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton criticized GOP rival Donald Trump's business record during a speech on Tuesday, citing his companies' bankruptcies and failure to pay contractors. Photo: AP

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton railed against GOP rival Donald Trump in a speech on Tuesday, saying the businessman's policies would be dangerous for America. Photo: AP

For almost all of us, there comes a moment when we are tempted to quit our jobs on the spot. A growing number are actually doing it, many employers say. Is it ever OK to walk away without giving notice?

As laptops go on extreme diets, you need to ask yourself what you’re willing to sacrifice in ports, power and battery life, Joanna Stern writes.

The U.S. issued long-awaited rules authorizing businesses to start using small drones. The regulations don’t resolve some of the biggest safety issues, such as flying the machines safely over people or beyond the sight of pilots.

Apple plans to break with its recent pattern of overhauling the design of its flagship iPhone every two years and make only subtle changes in the models it will release this fall, according to people familiar with the matter.

Commuters might imagine they’ve hopped the express to Scandinavia with the opening of Grand Central’s new Great Northern Food Hall.

The HP Spectre and Apple MacBook are thin enough to slice cheese, but what do you give up for extreme sleekness? WSJ's Joanna Stern weighs the port, performance and battery life trade-offs. Photo: Matt McDonald/The Wall Street Journal.