Новости за 04.04.2017

Tesla, which overtook Ford as the second-largest U.S. auto maker by market value, continued its run by eclipsing $300-a-share for the first time and closing the gap with GM.

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AIG’s own targets remain in sight even as it searches for a new chief executive.

Google and Facebook have created a dysfunctional and socially destructive information ecosystem.

New York’s highest court on Tuesday rejected effort to challenge search warrants demanding information about hundreds of customers in connection with a Social Security fraud probe. As Law Blog earlier reported, New York City prosecutors obtained the warrants as part of a sweeping investigation into fraudulent Social Security disability claims, including claims submitted by retired […]

Designed to have the look and feel of a Mediterranean country estate, this 10,135-square-foot Malibu villa features roomy interiors and authentic accents.

Staples’s business serving corporate customers could make it more interesting to a private-equity buyer, but they would still have to contend with retail declines.

American Funds' David Hoag discusses potential pitfalls for bond investors with Barron's editor Jack Otter.

Bed Bath & Beyond’s shares are trading near their lowest level since September 2010 and analysts don’t see an end to the slump.

Michael Cohen, a lawyer to President Donald Trump, has forged an alliance with law firm Squire Patton Boggs.

Democrats have votes to block Neil Gorsuch, Russia names suspect in St. Petersburg blast and UNC takes home a national championship.

Businesses that rely at least partly on illegal immigrants are starting to lose revenue; and the sales-tax issue returns for small businesses selling products online.

Located on its own private island, this Florida Keys property was originally built by Nick Hexum, of the band 311, as a getaway to write music.

Joshua Mahinanda Kangere, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo, arrived to the U.S. two months ago amid the legal battle over President Trump’s immigration orders. In Congo, Joshua worked as a nurse but now, to rebuild his life in Connecticut, he’s restarting his career from the lowest rung. Photo: Matt McDonald/The Wall Street Journal

Foreigners who want to visit the U.S. could be forced to disclose contacts on their mobile phones, social-media passwords and financial records, and to answer probing questions about their ideology, according to Trump administration officials.

Donald Trump and China’s leader Xi Jinping meet this week for their first summit at the president’s Mar-a-Lago estate, with both invested in dreams of national greatness. The meeting’s success hinges in part on whether aides have created adequate grounds for a working relationship.

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 The city skyline in the financial district in Frankfurt. PHOTO: Bloomberg News Frankfurt Landlords Welcome Brexit Business: The office market in Germany’s financial […]

U.S. companies are poised to report their strongest quarterly earnings in years, potentially building on the stock market’s rally. However, disappointing results could reignite concerns that stock-price gains have outpaced earnings growth.

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Jeffrey Lacker said he was stepping down effective Tuesday in a letter that revealed his involvement in an alleged 2012 leak of confidential Fed information.

Syrian regime or allied Russian aircraft are accused of carrying out a chemical attack that killed at least 58 people, including 11 children, in a rebel-held town.

President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, arrived at a military base about 10 miles south of heavy fighting in Mosul to tell the Iraqis he hopes the partnership between the U.S. and Iraq endures for years to come.

In Pacific Heights, the home is near the homes of Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison, Apple Chief Design Officer Jony Ive and philanthropists Ann and Gordon Getty.

Razor giant Gillette—which has been losing market share for six straight years—is slashing its prices as it fends off startups Dollar Shave Club and Harry’s, which together have grabbed 12.2% of the U.S. market.

Staples is exploring a sale, less than a year after its effort to merge with rival retailer Office Depot failed on antitrust grounds. The one-time “category killer” office-supplies seller is in talks with a small number of possible private-equity bidders, according to people familiar with the matter.

Depression, the leading cause of disability worldwide, is the focus of 2017 World Health Day. Fountain House president Kenneth Dudek and World Health Organization director Dr. Shekhar Saxena discuss a multi-pronged approach to treating the disease on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: iStock