Новости за 19.02.2018

With an estimated opening of $235 million in the U.S. and Canada, “Black Panther” was another blockbuster success for Walt Disney Co.’s Marvel Studios but also a breakthrough for movies with primarily black casts..

Germany’s main center-left party, the Social Democrats, saw its rating fall below that of the right-wing Alternative for Germany for the first time in an opinion poll published Monday, piling fresh ignominy on the country’s disintegrating center-left.

Norway’s athletes, on a roll at the Winter Games, are also in another competition—between two television networks that use the Olympic heroes in comedy sketches; wigs and a chicken hat.

President Trump weekend tweetstorm responds to Mueller indictment, GOP is split in senate primary fights, and Six-Year-Old Writes To NASA To '"Make Pluto A Planet Again."

Diplomats meet with senior Iranian official to discuss Tehran’s military involvement in Yemen conflict, in a bid to rescue Iran nuclear deal.

Trump infrastructure plan would improve highway amenities.

His policies promote energy independence and balance between France and Germany.

What if ‘Resist!’ makes it harder for Democrats to take back the House?

The Christopher Steele publicity machine has ruined what was once a perfectly good word.

Broward Health North doctors stood on military surgical giants’ shoulders.

An Iranian airline under sanctions by the U.S. for ferrying weapons and fighters into Syria repeatedly bought U.S.-made jet engines and parts through Turkish front companies over the past several years, most recently in December, federal investigators said.

The world’s biggest mining companies are again poised to shower investors with billions of dollars and make deals, a turnaround fueled by the global economy’s renewed appetite for raw materials and by the burgeoning electric-vehicle market.

North American energy producers survived the recent oil bust in large part by selling more than $60 billion of new stock. Now they’re beginning to buy it back.

The Syrian regime said it would send allied militias into the contested canton of Afrin, part of a deal that will help defend the Kurdish enclave from Turkey but would be a major blow to Kurdish aspirations for an autonomous region.

The iPhone X’s steep price opens the door to cheaper options in Asian markets, and Chinese smartphone brands Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo are grabbing market share.

Experts offer a lesson in how Facebook and other networks through history became hierarchies, as individuals got more influence.

Spotify AB is counting on its surging private-market value to bolster the music-streaming service’s appeal to investors in an unorthodox public debut that could be the biggest since Snap Inc.’s $20 billion IPO last year.

Some of France’s largest employers are seizing on President Emmanuel Macron’s labor-system overhaul to undertake mass layoffs, heralding a sea change for a country that has long coddled its workforce.

A decade after household debt burdens contributed to a crisis in the U.S. and EU, a new crop of economies face high and still rising household debt burdens. Will Switzerland, Australia, Canada and others be able to carry larger debts, or are they victims of their own success?

As the battle to buy Pfizer’s $20 billion consumer business heats up, Lysol-owner Reckitt Benckiser is trying to convince investors that its acquisition record is clean.

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Toy companies are mimicking the moves of fast-fashion retailers as they scramble to produce toys and games tied to the swift rise and fall of trends driven by social media.

Leon Golub made some of the most potent political art of the past 25 years and remains both unforgettable and difficult to come to terms with.

Vasant Narasimhan, the 41-year-old chief executive at Novartis AG, is vowing data science and digital technologies will revolutionize the company’s drug-development pipeline.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has tapped two monetary policy specialists to serve as senior advisers, according to people familiar with the matter.