Новости за 06.04.2018

How would meeting with Kim Jong Un confer ‘validation’?

Manufacturers of products such as beer cans and car hoods are paying less for aluminum than they were before the Trump administration announced tariffs on aluminum and steel.

From Facebook to Harvey Weinstein, America’s scandals amount to a giant crisis of maturity.

Courts are too deferential when unelected officials supplant Congress’s role and write the law.

Federal ministers took to Twitter to share a story from a dubious ‘fact checking’ website.

New York’s highest court affirms the police’s need for secrecy in terrorism investigations.

WageWorks replaced some of its top leaders—including its chief executive officer—and said it needed to restate financial results from the past two years after an audit found “material weaknesses” in reporting.

The two largest proxy advisory firms are recommending that General Electric Co. fire KPMG LLP as its auditor after 109 years, in light of accounting issues at the industrial giant.

Goodyear denied allegations of a defect in tires that are the subject of a federal regulatory probe and possibly linked to 95 deaths or injuries.

During Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to California, Saudi Arabia hosted a range of events feting its film industry, offering a sneak peek at what a Saudi-Hollywood relationship might look like.