Новости за 21.07.2018

Some big U.S. multinationals are being partially audited by Chinese accounting firms U.S. regulators can’t check.

WPP has held talks to sell a minority stake in its operations in China, as the world’s largest advertising company reviews its business after founder Martin Sorrell’s exit.

The all-boys high school producing GOP bigwigs, how the American dream has changed, and extreme lawn care.

Fiat Chrysler will appoint a new chief executive Saturday in an unexpected move to replace the ailing Sergio Marchionne, who has led the company for nearly a decade.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will appoint a new chief executive Saturday in an unexpected move to replace the ailing Sergio Marchionne, who has led the combined company for nearly a decade.

The Farnborough International Airshow in England this past week highlighted technology of the near future, including autonomous aircraft and urban flying vehicles that don’t need an airport.

Hollywood’s longstanding say-anything, do-anything culture is rapidly turning into one where the wrong words can kill careers.

In the escalating trade fight between the U.S. and China, both sides are targeting plenty of products they don’t actually import from one another.

With its deal to acquire entertainment assets from 21st Century Fox, Disney is close to snaring popular properties including ‘The Simpsons’ and ‘Avatar.’ Here is a look at marquee Fox properties and what Disney might do with them.

Private prison companies are facing legal pressure over work programs at detention centers that pay migrants $1 a day. The companies say the workers are volunteers and the rate was set by Congress.

When workers are in short supply, offering shares to rank-and-file employees can be a ‘powerful recipe for an engaged workplace’

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he ’wouldn’t minimize’ the possibility that the U.S. will impose tariffs on all $500 billion worth of goods that the U.S. imports from China, amplifying a threat made by President Donald Trump.

Greece’s leftist Syriza party ditches its antagonism toward Israel and cooperates with Netanyahu’s government as Ankara asserts power in region.

When Iraq’s power supply faltered this month in the middle of a heat wave, it ignited an angry question: Why can’t one of the world’s top oil producers keep the power on?

The U.K. government raised new concerns about the use of telecommunications gear from Huawei Technologies, stepping back from previous assertions that the Chinese company’s products didn’t present a national security threat.

As a kid, you could never get your grubby hands on all those toys. But now as the He-Man (or Woman) of the house, you have the power. How to begin? Matthew Kitchen playfully answers 10 burning questions about collectible playthings

The number of Americans claiming new unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level in nearly five decades.

Family members have long been the backbone of the nation’s long-term care system. But smaller, more far-flung families mean fewer of these unpaid helpers to attend to the rising population of elderly Americans. “Are you really my daughter?”

Walt Disney severed its relationship with James Gunn, who previously directed two “Guardians of the Galaxy” movies. He was expected to soon start work on a third.

The Tesla brand has its share of haters, but no one has yet driven the new Model 3 Performance—until now. Dan Neil takes a first turn behind the wheel of the dual-motor dynamo.

Secret spots in this fashionable seaport—including an overlooked colonial mansion, a shipyard for superyachts and the best new farm-to-table restaurant in town.

While they wait for their native varieties to catch on globally, they’re priming the export market with stellar expressions of Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and other international favorites.

Certain CEOs won’t spend over $20 and contend that paying more is pointless. But, as barbershops evolve, spending a little extra can make a big difference. Inside the debate over the value of a man’s coiffure.

A GOP leader wants to scuttle even minor flood insurance reform.

Congress abandoned a bipartisan attempt to undo President Donald Trump’s deal with Beijing to save Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE Corp.