Новости за 29.05.2018

Cathie Lesjak, a longtime presence at Hewlett Packard who helped the company steer through its complex 2015 breakup, plans to retire in early 2019.

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Brazil’s President Michel Temer pledged on Tuesday to end a disruptive truckers strike and press on with his efforts to overhaul Latin America’s largest economy.

A new weapon is emerging in the amenities arms race among office landlords: workplace apps for tenants. Order food, schedule a gym class, book a meeting room, and more.

Canada took the extraordinary step to pony up billions to buy a pipeline project the government says is vital for the country’s economic future but was on the brink of collapse due to regional opposition.

The second flash flood in two years hit Ellicott City, Md., on Sunday, sweeping away cars and covering streets in mud. Photo: Getty

Starbucks closed more than 8,000 company-operated cafes to provide antibias training for its employees, sending customers around the country to competitors for a caffeine fix. “I’m bummed out,” said one locked-out customer.

The companies insist the U.S. government’s concerns are unfounded. Cybersecurity experts aren’t so sure.

White House in dash to save summit, Alberto downgraded to subtropical depression, and lessons they never taught you in college.

The latest way small craft brewers are trying to stand out from the big guys; and the Florida music store being recognized for its generosity and kindness..

The Syrian regime is threatening to move against an antigovernment stronghold in the country’s southwest, raising pressure on Russia to keep Iran and its proxies out of a fight that could inflame tensions with Syria’s neighbor, Israel.

ABC canceled the hit sitcom “Roseanne” after its star, Roseanne Barr, sent a racist tweet about a top aide to former President Barack Obama, Valerie Jarrett.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will meet with a top North Korea official this week in the U.S., the White House said Tuesday, as Washington and Pyongyang pressed ahead on denuclearization talks ahead of a potential summit between the leaders of the two nations.

Investors are reprising an old trade on Tuesday as they eye trouble in Italy: sell U.S. bank stocks.

Israeli jets hit more than 35 targets in Gaza in response to militants firing mortar shells and rockets into the country, ramping up tensions after weeks of deadly clashes at the border fence.

Investors around the world retreated from stocks following a turn toward political upheaval in Italy, with the Dow industrials dropping more than 400 points and U.S. Treasury yields posting their largest daily decline in nearly two years.

Officers and directors, whose job is to safeguard charities’ funds, can receive a chunk of the money by claiming exemptions from a law designed to protect the assets. More than 1,800 foundations checked boxes on their fiscal 2016 tax filings indicating they engaged in business activities with insiders.

The Oscar-winning ‘North by Northwest’ actress could give a Tarzan yell and find a pin in a haystack at her Upstate New York home; today, a West L.A. duplex

Europe’s deepening troubles and disappointing global growth signals are sparking a sudden rally in haven bonds like U.S. Treasurys: Risk aversion is back.

The Swiss Institute, a well regarded arts nonprofit, opens its first permanent space.

The Justice Department granted antitrust approval to Bayer’s planned acquisition of Monsanto, after requiring the company to sell off about $9 billion in assets in order to preserve competition.

Meet the 33-year-old whose arts-education foundation has mentored Timothée Chalamet, Viola Davis and Nicki Minaj, alongside the next generation of great artists.

The $530 OnePlus 6 can’t do some things its $1,000 rivals do—it isn’t waterproof, and the camera lacks many advanced features—but for plenty of users, it is more than good enough.

Shari Redstone shot back at CBS in court, alleging that CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves gave the CBS board an “ultimatum” that he would resign unless directors voted to strip her family of voting control.

The Trump administration said the U.S. was moving forward with its threat to apply tariffs on Chinese imports and other moves to restrict Beijing, catching China off-guard after the White House had for days trumpeted the outlines of a deal.