Новости за 23.06.2017

Takata Corp., the supplier of rupture-prone air bags linked to numerous deaths and injuries, is preparing to seek bankruptcy protection as soon as Sunday with a tentative deal to sell operations to a rival.

Akbar Al Baker, the Qatar carrier’s sometimes abrasive CEO, isn’t backing down from his bid for a stake in American Airlines despite opposition from the target’s chief, its pilots and unions.

Tour the five luxury homes featured in our Listing of the Day series this week

Overlooking Puget Sound and Elliott Bay, the condominium's view is impressive.

The sprawling steel-frame and concrete mansion sits in Toronto's most prestigious and affluent neighborhoods.

Barron's senior editor Jack Hough and WSJ's Shelby Holliday preview the latest issue of Barron's. Topics include how annuities can be a new path to income for older and younger investors alike. Plus, the Amazon-Whole Foods arms race. Also, given Argentina's government instability, why are people buying 100-year bonds issued by the country?

Known as the Dickinson Mansion, the grand Greek Revival-style home with 12 columns has been carefully and completely restored and renovated by its current owners.

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This contemporary home's stylish minimalism is softened by the warmth it gains from being flooded with natural light.

There are more cellphones in America than people. That market saturation has led to brutal price competition, which in turn is transforming consumers’ costs, industry profits and antitrust law.

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Original architectural features of the 1927 house include hardwood floors, high ceilings, a grand center-hall staircase, crown moldings and five working fireplaces.

GOP touts new health care bill, Trump admits he doesn't have tapes of James Comey and how to rise above your awful commute.

Employers looking to hire young adults are finding that millennials aren't picking up their phones; and the professions where you make a difference in the community.

The Harlem townhouse of iconic illusionist Harry Houdini hit the market for $4.6 million and a historic Los Angeles estate that was once home to both Audrey Hepburn and Eva Gabor (though not at the same time) is available for nearly $14 million.

Here's how to negotiate your salary and how to deal with a difficult boss

On Take Your Dog to Work Day, Moneyish asked dog owners: Does your dog make you more or less productive?

Harley-Davidson is in talks to buy Ducati Motor Holding from Germany’s Volkswagen in a deal that could bring together two of the most storied motorcycle names and pave the way for further divestments by the German car maker.

Uber’s senior managers have been urging its more than 15,000 employees to stick around and see how the embattled company reinvents itself after the ouster of its CEO.

There are more cellphones in America than people. That market saturation has led to brutal price competition, which in turn is transforming consumers’ costs, industry profits and antitrust law.

BlackBerry’s share price surged in the months since it was awarded millions in an arbitration dispute with Qualcomm. Disappointing quarterly results wiped out a chunk of those gains.

BlackBerry Ltd. stock plunged 11% in Friday trading after the company posted a steep drop in quarterly revenue as it continues to shift focus to its burgeoning software business.

The Bank of Mexico lifted the overnight interest rate target by a quarter percentage point to 7%, the highest level since early 2009, and indicated that the tightening cycle that began in September has ended for now.

British Prime Minister Theresa May got a lukewarm response to her proposal on the post-Brexit rights of EU citizens in the U.K., with both sides acknowledging that significant differences will need ironing out.