Новости за 09.05.2018

Payments are moving into the digital sphere and innovators are spinning transportation forward with self-driving technology, jetpacks and more. Innovators at WSJ’s Future of Everything Festival talk about the consequences, good and bad.

Once a universal cultural touchstone, Broadway musicals have now become a revolving door of unchallenging confections and straight-from-Hollywood adaptations.

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The White House will hold a conference on artificial intelligence Thursday, aiming to show support for the advanced technologies amid nagging worries about their potential impacts.

California is poised to become the first U.S. state to require solar panels on nearly all new homes.

Almost nobody has paid attention to the man who could soon become a U.S. senator.

The opposition led by former leader Mahathir Mohamad won a majority in parliamentary elections, the Election Commission said, dealing a major blow to a political machine that has dominated politics since independence in 1957.

American drinkers are abandoning beer for harder stuff, squeezing the world’s biggest brewers. AB InBev, which makes Budweiser and Bud Light, said sales volumes in North America fell 4.1%.

Writer Gully Wells on her undying love for the tiny island of Carriacou and the man who first brought her there.

President Trump withdraws U.S. from Iran accord, Trump lawyer received $500,000 from firm linked to Russian oligarch, and malls fill empty stores with latest fitness fads.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen fired a barrage of missiles into Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, an early indication that Iran’s allies in the Middle East are likely to flex their muscles in a show of support for their patron—risking a wider conflict.

Schneiderman was abusive in his public and private conduct.

Suicide bombers and gunmen carried out two coordinated attacks in Kabul, killing at least six people and occupying a commercial building in Afghanistan’s capital.

Generic drug companies like Mylan have been out of favor with investors for several years. It might finally be time to bet on a turnaround.

Almost nobody has paid attention to Patrick Morrisey, who could soon become a U.S. senator from West Virginia.

The EpiPen emergency treatment for allergic reactions is in short supply in the U.S. because of manufacturing delays, the FDA said.

Suicide bombers and gunmen carried out two coordinated attacks in Kabul, killing at least four police officers and occupying a commercial building in Afghanistan’s capital.

Israel’s prime minister joins Russian President Vladimir Putin for his country’s commemoration of the Soviet victory against Nazi Germany, seeking to make sure that Russia doesn’t bundle Israel’s security concerns into its broader conflict with the West.

Pension-fund adviser CtW Investment Group has encouraged Tesla shareholders to vote against three of the company’s directors, including the brother of CEO Elon Musk, running for re-election.

From buses and trains to cafes and lecture halls, peeking at what others are doing on their mobile devices is a temptation few can resist; ‘They aren’t embarrassed’

The world’s largest plane makers were the biggest and earliest beneficiaries of the Obama administration’s detente with Iran. President Trump’s decision to walk away from the deal could leave them the first and hardest hit.

As one writer recounts, no dish reassures quite like sukiyaki, the Japanese one-pot feast. Cooked at the table, the gorgeous spread of vegetables and thinly sliced beef gets everyone involved.

An internal investigation at NBCUniversal found no evidence NBC News management knew of any misconduct by former “Today” show anchor Matt Lauer before his November firing.

SoftBank’s nearly $100 billion Vision Fund has moved more aggressively to invest and reap returns in its first year than even its ambitious initial targets indicated.

Germany would allow collective lawsuits for the first time under a new bill drafted in the wake of Volkswagen’s diesel-emission scandal, which left German consumers with few ways to seek redress.