Новости за 10.10.2017

The agriculture industry is betting that new technology for editing the genes of plants will yield enhanced crops—and potentially reset a long-running debate over genetically engineered seeds.

The publisher is cutting back on the circulation and frequency of some of its biggest titles, part of a far-reaching cost-reduction and restructuring program meant to ensure the profitability of its core brands.

In a potentially serious setback for expanded commercial drone operations, a federal advisory panel failed to agree on proposals to track unmanned aircraft.

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Hyundai Motor, aiming to shake up the way its dealers sell cars, will now offer to conduct test drives at a person’s home or at a location of their choosing and sell its cars with a rare three-day money back guarantee.

Women are just as likely as men to negotiate for a raise. But research from shows it's not just about whether you ask for more money, it's also about how. We tested a few tactics at the fish market. Photo: Alexander Hotz/The Wall Street Journal

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 Catalan Raimon Castellvi, wearing a Catalan separatist flag, holds a sign as he protests outside the European Commission in Brussels after Sunday’s independence […]

French leader Emmanuel Macron’s truce with his country’s unions is showing signs of unraveling less than six months into his presidency, as public-sector workers took to the streets Tuesday to protest his attempts to overhaul the sluggish economy.

Russian investors in Silicon Valley seen with a suspicious eye these days; and the difficulty of finding work as an on-demand dog walker.

Las Vegas gunman fired on security guard before mass shooting, Russians in Silicon Valley can't shake hackings' shadow, and vet who rescued Las Vegas victims gets free truck.

Richly valued chipmaker Nvidia benefits from a consolidated industry with more diverse growth opportunities ahead.

Apple is betting on acclaimed director and producer Steven Spielberg for its first major foray into creating original video content.

After declaring ad-supported media ‘broken,’ Medium founder Ev Williams says all users will be able to publish behind the platform’s paywall and earn a share of subscription revenue.

Procter & Gamble is the world’s biggest marketing company, so investors shouldn’t be too surprised if it managed to shout down Nelson Peltz’s efforts to win a board seat.

Amazon upended book selling and other retail sectors by concentrating on market share over margins. Grocery executives expect the e-commerce giant’s Whole Foods purchase to presage a similar rush into their business.

In a potentially serious setback for expanded commercial drone operations, a federal advisory panel has failed to agree on proposals to identify and track unmanned aircraft nationwide.

Avoid the usual suspects and instead try one of these five alternative airlines that fly under the radar.

Twitter is testing 280-character messages, double its traditional limit. We go to Times Square to see how millennials feel about this change.

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

Leadership programs and coaching are top strategies for companies like IBM and Intuit.

The seven bedroom villa is lavishly decorated in bright, saturated colors with finishing materials imported from Europe.

Resting on a gently sloping hillside with both rose and lavender gardens, the Cyprus tree-lined estate is centered around a Mediterranean style-home with a sweeping ocean view.

Dell is joining the crowded field of companies wagering big money on the so-called Internet of Things, as the computing giant looks for new avenues of growth amid a shift in corporate spending to the cloud.

German company wants to raise up to €300 million following the public markets debut this summer of rival Blue Apron.

Robert Pinsky, the former poet laureate, recalls how a jazz song fed his dream image of Manhattan--and his love of being an artist.