Новости за 16.03.2017

Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Advisor Seth Coren explains how to make the most out of your 401(k) and other benefits when starting with a new company.

The leaders of France and Germany condemned Turkish President Erdogan’s verbal attacks on European states, in a sign that some European countries are closing ranks against his increasingly outspoken remarks against his next-door allies.

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France’s financial-crimes investigator has begun a preliminary probe into alleged wrongdoing at Airbus Group, amid widening accusations facing the European plane maker over potential corruption.

Newly ensconced in the hills overlooking Florence, artist and cookbook author Emiko Davies lays out her current culinary approach: Less gadgetry, more lard. Plus: Her recipe for the comforting vegetable soup acquacotta

The luxury retailer’s shares are up 12% since the departure of its chief executive was announced, but the rebound doesn’t look like it will last.

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President Trump's revised travel ban blocked, two Russian spies charged in massive Yahoo hack and the teams you should pick to pull off NCAA tournament upsets.

Italy’s Ferrero International SA has agreed to buy U.S.-based Fannie May Confections Brands for $115 million, as the maker of Nutella and TicTacs tries to strengthen its foothold in the critical North-American chocolate candy market.

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Does snow bring out the worst in humanity? Joe Queenan has a few examples.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue has a message for companies wary about major tax-policy changes: Stay engaged in the legislative debate or risk getting hit when a deal emerges.

He reveres his leather modernist armchair, she’s attached to her wicker side table’s tendrils. Three designers suggest pieces that will help bridge the aesthetic gap.

After a controversial loss at the Rio Games, Irish boxer Michael Conlan makes his pro debut at Madison Square Garden on St. Patrick’s Day.

Republicans seeking to overhaul the Affordable Care Act face growing signs that there could be big premium increases for individual plans next year, and insurance-industry officials point to other factors that could also help push up premiums and hurt insurer participation.

The latest financing ahead of Tesla’s Model 3 should be larger.

Meet the winner of this year's Regeneron Science Talent Search: 17-year-old Indrani Das. Indrani joins WSJ's Tanya Rivero to discuss her winning entry into the nation's most prestigious science and math competition as well as her plans for the future.

Scientists at Argonne National Laboratory say they've invented a sponge made of common polyurethane foam that has been adapted and can absorb up to 90 times its weight in oil. Photo: Argonne National Laboratory

How confident are you about your family's financial future? Ameriprise vice president of Financial Advice Strategy Marcy Keckler joins Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to give tips on how to talk to your family about money. Photo: iStock

Once more with feeling, Democrats try to sell the 2010 law.

Floral designer Lindsey Taylor splits a bouquet in two to conjure the defined, biomorphic shapes in a 1950s Agnes Martin painting

American Action Forum President Doug Holtz-Eakin on the President’s spending priorities. Photo credit: European Pressphoto Agency.

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow John Cochrane on the central bank’s long to-do list. Photo credit: Reuters.

EdChoice Vice President of Programs Leslie Hiner on why it took the Bluegrass State so long to embrace school choice. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Arts in Review Assistant Editor Brian Kelly on Spike’s documentary about a Bronx high-school student who spent years incarcerated without a conviction. Photo credit: Spike.