Новости за 19.04.2018

On Fisher Island, which is seven minutes from Miami Beach by ferry, the unit in Palazzo Della Luna could set a new record.

After a complete renovation, Hogarth House—onetime home of Virginia and Leonard Woolf—is listed in London. The property has two residences, with each priced at about $4.62 million.

A school outside Pittsburgh is reimagining classroom design to foster creative thinking.

A potential bidding war for drugmaker Shire erupted after Japan’s Takeda said it made a $60 billion takeover offer and U.S. rival Allergan said it was considering making its own bid.

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It has taken at least four years for global ad giant Publicis to get its house in order. That provides a cautionary tale for WPP as it deals with the drama of Martin Sorrell’s exit.

Procter & Gamble reported weak sales growth in its latest quarter as it continues to face challenges in its Gillette shaving business and struggles to raise prices on its well-known brands.

Luxury developers are touting wellness real estate, offering private and communal spaces for meditation and yoga.

President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on China stand to disproportionately hurt U.S. manufacturers that rely more on Chinese imports, potentially driving up costs that would put them at a competitive disadvantage and raising consumer prices.

Safety experts tracking the probe of what caused Southwest Airlines Flight 1380’s deadly midair engine failure say vulnerabilities in a fan blade and the cowling, or engine cover, have emerged as risk factors.

Some U.S. steelmakers say their bottom lines are getting an early boost from tariffs the Trump administration recently implemented on imports of the metal from certain countries.

Officials from the two countries will meet this weekend, not only to review compliance among the 24 oil producers who agreed 18 months ago to cut output, but also to discuss their intentions for the future of the pact.

The U.S. and China’s tit-for-tat measures have put technology firms at the center of an escalating trade fight, placing new constraints on the companies’ strategic plans and threatening their access to giant markets.

China has said issues with the U.S. chip maker’s proposed $44 billion tie-up with NXP Semiconductors may be “hard to resolve.” That isn’t a good sign either for this deal or broader global deal-making

The ‘Kodachrome’ star left behind music, football and an Ivy League education in New York to pursue a career in theater and film.

When people shop online, their movements are tracked and shared with an outside firm that scores their behavior and decides whether to approve or deny purchases.

There’s a big reason why Japan doesn’t want to talk about a trade deal with Donald Trump: Its auto exports are booming.

The number of Americans claiming new unemployment benefits fell last week for the third time in four weeks, signaling continued health in the labor market.

Alibaba’s Jack Ma signed agreements Thursday that make the Chinese e-commerce giant one of the first big names to join a project that Thailand’s ruling junta hopes can help close a yawning income gap.

Antitrust regulator’s initial pessimistic review of Qualcomm’s $44 billion purchase of NXP Semiconductors raises questions about a critical deal for the American company and whether trade friction with the U.S. is playing a role.

Lawmakers worry a proliferation of data centers lured by Iceland’s Nordic climate and the geothermal steam is threatening the environment and tourism.

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Saudi Arabia opens its first new cinema in 35 years this week, ushering in a historic change in a country where movie theaters were until recently widely seen as immoral and un-Islamic.

Officials from the two countries will meet this weekend, not only to review compliance among the 24 oil producers who agreed 18 months ago to cut output, but also to discuss their intentions for the future of the pact.

One week before it hits theaters, ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ is poised for a massive box office debut that could unseat 2015’s ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ as the biggest opening of all time in the U.S. and Canada.