Новости за 25.07.2018

Gogo and other in-flight Wi-Fi providers, are trying try to find the right price to attract users and cover the steep installation and operating costs.

China is letting the yuan slide primarily to combat a slackening economy, as the government rolls out more pro-growth measures amid an intensifying trade feud with the U.S.

Meal-kit maker Chef’d has found a buyer, a week after running out of cash and suspending operations.

Why hasn’t the technology revolution lifted the U.S.’s miserable productivity growth rate? Popular as the stealth productivity boom is, it is a myth.

Sergio Marchionne, who engineered a merger of the auto industry’s weakest companies—Fiat and Chrysler—and turned the combination into a cash-generating machine, died at the age of 66.

When European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker left for Washington to meet with President Trump, his mission was to try to dissuade the American president from escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and EU. Then Mr. Trump started tweeting.

A bombing outside a polling station in western Pakistan killed at least 30 people, according to officials, as voting began in a pivotal national election.

Facebook’s top lawyer, who led the company’s investigation into Russian election interference, is leaving the company at the end of the year.

Facebook is scheduled to announce second-quarter earnings after the market closes Wednesday. It has been a tumultuous quarter for the social-media giant. Here’s what you need to know.

The U.S. carrier changed the way it describes Taiwan, bowing to Chinese pressure to start using language approved by Beijing when referring to the self-governing island.

Álvaro Uribe, a powerful former president and mentor to President-elect Ivan Duque, abruptly resigned from the Senate after the Supreme Court announced he would be interrogated in a witness-tampering investigation.

President says broadcaster’s $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media would have created ‘much needed conservative voice.’

The man tapped as chief trade negotiator for Mexican President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador suggested flexibility in making a new deal to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The latest anti-Kavanaugh claims are, well, Nixonian.

Moscow criticized the top U.S. military commander of the Middle East, saying he ‘discredited the official position’ of President Trump by expressing hesitance toward working with Russian counterparts in Syria.

The Trump farm trade bailout won’t make up for lost markets.

The House votes to repeal a nasty tax on medical innovation.

A U.K. decision to share intelligence with the U.S. about two Islamic State fighters without assurance that they won’t face the death penalty if prosecuted has stirred criticism and highlighted challenges that Europeans fighting for terror groups in the Middle East pose for their home countries.

The military aids Imran Khan, whose instincts are anti-American.

Despite unending controversies and fiascoes, he is keeping campaign promises.

Sergio Marchionne was bold and frank in a way that violated his industry’s norms.

A critical look at the left’s latest economic talking point.

An investigation sparked by a dubious security firm leads to a verdict that could force reform.

If Democrats want to win back Congress and the White House, they’ll listen to the former president.

When the EU leader visits Washington this week, the talk should be on standing united against China.