Новости за 21.08.2017

Following a global backlash, the publishing house of Cambridge University plans to republish hundreds of articles on its Chinese site that it had previously blocked at the behest of Beijing.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday there was “zero chance” that the U.S. would fail to raise the federal debt ceiling.

Ben Franklin Circles put a modern spin on temperance and chastity as they take on the founding father’s 13 virtues

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Antifa protesters gather up north.

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 U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen (R) speaks with European Central Bank President Mario Draghi at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium in […]

Many officials think their attempt to associate with the U.K. and the U.S. undermined what was supposed to be a banner year. A recovering economy has also hurt their arguments—for now.

Trump to present vision for U.S. strategy in Afghanistan war, Jerry Lewis, Hollywood showman, dies at 91, and the oldest kids in class may get an edge.

Tired of corruption and dysfunction, Brazilians are forming new parties dedicated to everything from fighting illegal dog breeders to electing a soccer coach president. ‘It’s become a joke but really it’s a tragedy’

Stocks moving after a mention in Barron's include the caffeine dealer and pump specialist Gardner Denver. Ben Levisohn and Jack Hough discuss.

Brands are always looking for a clever way to glom onto a big news event. The marketing pitches tied to the solar eclipse have ranged from the funny to the absurd to the practical.

A meeting between Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and an obscure Qatari royal, officially aimed at narrowing differences between two estranged Gulf neighbors, has instead added more fuel to their long-running diplomatic spat.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on why Presidents Bush and Obama kept U.S. troops in the country. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on what the aide’s departure means for the President’s agenda. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Associate Features Editor Matthew Hennessey on the Granite State's opioid crisis. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

If boxer Floyd Mayweather beats UFC fighter Conor McGregor in their upcoming blockbuster fight on August 26th, he will break Rocky Marciano's record to become the winningest boxer in history and potentially have grossed more than $1 billion in pay-per-view revenue over four years. Showtime Sports head Stephen Espinoza talks to WSJ's Lee Hawkins about the upcoming fight. Photo: Getty Images

Spanish authorities said on Monday police shot the man they suspect of being the driver in Thursday’s attack in Barcelona, after confronting him outside the city wearing what appeared to be an explosive vest.

The fight between boxer Floyd Mayweather and UFC fighter Conor McGregor could enable Mayweather to surpass $1 billion in pay-per-view revenue over the course of seven fights. Showtime Sports head Stephen Espinoza takes the WSJ behind the 'Batman versus Superman' business deal that led to the fight. Photo: AP

High-end virtual reality headsets are getting a little cheaper with price cuts by Oculus and now HTC. But compelling games still needed to make a sustainable business.

Proposed U.S. tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber are cheering some American sawmills and timberland owners, but businesses that rely on raw materials from north of the border are caught in the middle.

Chinese auto maker Great Wall Motor said it is interested in acquiring Jeep, the profitable U.S. sport-utility vehicle maker owned by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.

Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed a hardliner diplomat known for his gruff style as Moscow’s new ambassador to the U.S., signalling a more confrontational approach to Washington.

Insurance claims for dangerous reactions to foods like peanuts, eggs and dairy have increased by nearly five times over the past decade.

Quixotic Projects is making the Parisian museum a destination for more than just rebellious art.

The cult womenswear designer and the photographer are partnering on menswear