Новости за 13.02.2018

Israeli police recommended charging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with bribery, fraud and breach of trust in a move that could lead to a formal indictment and is likely to further dent the leader’s popularity and threaten his ruling coalition.

Xerox defended its deal with Fujifilm in a letter to shareholders a day after activist investor Carl Icahn said he would vote against the merger.

President Trump's budget proposal projects big jump in deficits, can a new "supercommittee" help Congress, and how to get the best severance package.

An escalating standoff between South Africa’s two most powerful politicians plunged the presidential-succession saga into disarray and threatened to fracture the continent’s most famous liberation movement.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warned members of an international coalition that Islamic State would return if nations don’t continue to contribute to the fight and to stabilization efforts as the campaign moves to a new phase.

‘Figuring History’ opens February 14, featuring paintings by Robert Colescott, Kerry James Marshall and Mickalene Thomas

Imran Amed, the ex-McKinsey impresario behind the Business of Fashion, discusses who is winning in retail right now

Walmart is cutting some store management jobs as it works to keep labor costs low while investing in higher wages and e-commerce efforts to fend off Amazon.com.

Patricia Heaton, who stars in ABC’s comedy ‘The Middle,’ recalls how ‘Company’ by Rickie Lee Jones helped unlock a longtime grief.

Under Armour said Tuesday that revenue in its latest quarter rose despite a decline in North America and announced it was pumping up restructuring plans in 2018 as it orchestrates a turnaround.

Amazon is pushing to turn its nascent medical-supplies business into a major supplier to U.S. hospitals and outpatient clinics that could compete with incumbent distributors of items from gauze to hip implants.

Egyptian authorities arrested the country’s former chief anticorruption officer, according to his lawyer, deepening a clampdown on opponents of President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi before a presidential election in March.

During the lean, low-volatility years, Lloyd Blankfein cut Goldman Sachs’s big trading business by less than Wall Street rivals. Now he sees evidence the bet will start to pay off. Investors should pay attention.

Shares of Under Armour soared after reporting fourth-quarter earnings Tuesday, but the sportswear maker’s turnaround is far from complete.

This Hollywood Hills spec house comes with a glass-encased infinity pool that permits underwater views of the home and the city skyline.

President Donald Trump unveiled a $4.4 trillion budget blueprint that projects deficits next year nearly double what his proposal estimated last year, underscoring how Republicans’ desire for lower taxes and more defense spending has derailed their campaign to impose fiscal discipline.

Architect Adrian Smith, currently at work on Saudi Arabia’s Kingdom Tower, got his first job in the field through a chance conversation.

The world has plenty of Camaros and Mustangs, but these two classics from five decades ago are far more rare.

Barnes & Noble is laying off a significant number of workers as a result of poor holiday-season results.

U.S. household debt rose for the 14th straight quarter in the final three months of 2017, pushing further into record territory as confident Americans added to mortgage loans and credit-card balances.

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

The three-level semi-detached house was built in 1850, and it offers both privacy and outdoor space.

Despite a display of improved relations between North and South Korea at the Winter Olympics, many South Koreans see the rapprochement as opportunistic propaganda. WSJ spoke to South Koreans who remain skeptical of the North's intentions. Photo: Getty Images

Saudi Arabia’s anticorruption purge seized the assets of Saudi businessmen without publicly detailing any charges beyond unspecified corruption, raising concerns about the rule of law just as the kingdom attempts a historic opening.

Built for silent film actress Norma Talmadge, this Santa Monica, Calif., property has numerous ties to Old Hollywood