Новости за 30.03.2017

Joe Queenan on Elon Musk’s hopes to unite computers and the human brain: What if those neural electrodes inside your skull get wet?

BlackBerry is set to report results for its fourth quarter of fiscal 2017 before markets open on Friday. Here’s what you need to know.

Congratulations! You've received a job offer. Now the key is to not mess it up before the day you start your new job. MarketWatch's Jacob Passy and WSJ's Tanya Rivero discuss five ways to avoid bungling a job offer. Photo: Getty

The L.A. Times shows the courage of its convictions.

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Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on GOP efforts to revive health-care reform. Photo credit: European Pressphoto Agency.

A South Korean court has granted an arrest warrant against former president Park Geun-hye on accusations of bribery and abuse of power, confining her to a prison cell just three weeks after she was removed from the country’s highest office. She denies wrongdoing.

Turbocharging tech is helping flyweight cars punch way above their weight class. Here’s the Ford, Mercedes and VW that deliver outrageously outsize power.

Editorial Features Editor James Taranto on the Senate Minority Leader’s threat to filibuster a Supreme Court Justice nominee. Photo credit: European Pressphoto Agency.

General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt defended efforts to reduce emissions and fight climate change after President Trump reversed rules pushing utilities to use cleaner fuels.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on the president’s energy reforms. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Malaysia sent the embalmed body of the slain estranged half brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un back to North Korea in exchange for nine Malaysians detained in Pyongyang, both countries said, breaking a weekslong diplomatic deadlock over a brazen killing.

Whether the occasion is Easter, Passover or simply Sunday dinner, make large-format meat the centerpiece. These recipes for roast leg of lamb, chicken baked in a salt crust, salt and pepper prime rib, and pecan glazed ham are designed to please a crowd.

Senators expand Russia investigation, Police unions are supporting President Trump's law and order agenda and parents are worrying about the wrong thing.

The national debt is on track to keep rising over the next three decades, the Congressional Budget Office said, highlighting the challenge for the Trump administration to boost spending without also driving up deficits.

McDonald’s will switch to fresh beef from frozen in its Quarter Pounder burgers at the majority of its restaurants nationwide by mid-2018 in one of the biggest moves the company has made to turn around its struggling U.S. business.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has compared a recent wave of street demonstrations in the country to the first stirrings of the Arab Spring, warning that his government would deal harshly with unsanctioned protests.

The U.K. government published proposals to convert swaths of European Union laws and regulations into U.K. law, a plan the government says will pave the way for a smooth transition as Britain leaves the bloc.

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS UK. Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis has set out proposals that will allow lawmakers to review thousands […]

The Supreme Court assumed all powers of the opposition-controlled congress, which lawyers and rights activists say is the latest step toward dictatorship in Latin America’s largest oil producer.

Texas producer EOG has led the industry in finding ways to extract oil faster and less expensively from shale. If more can follow its lead and ramp up output even at lower prices, the sector could become a lasting force that challenges OPEC’s ability to control market prices.

Volkswagen reached additional emissions-cheating settlements with state attorneys general in the U.S., adding to the big financial hit the German auto giant has suffered from rigging diesel cars to dupe regulators.

A major U.S. arms sale to the Gulf Arab nation of Bahrain has cleared a major hurdle with a decision by the State Department to drop Obama-era human rights preconditions, congressional officials said.

The Trump administration awarded a $6.5 billion deal with AT&T to build a nationwide wireless broadband network for first responders, a project that was proposed after the 9/11 terrorist attacks but has struggled to get off the ground.

Eduardo Cunha, Brazil’s former House speaker who spearheaded the impeachment of ex-President Dilma Rousseff last year, was sentenced Thursday to more than 15 years in prison on corruption charges.