Новости за 25.07.2018

China and Europe will happily take the reins—to America’s detriment.

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.

China defended its $62 billion infrastructure-building program in Pakistan, saying the initiative isn’t causing a debt crisis in the South Asian country.

Lululemon Athletica Inc. has appointed Calvin McDonald to serve as its next chief executive officer, tapping a top Sephora executive to lead the athletic-wear maker.

Ford is carving out its autonomous-vehicle program into a separate wholly owned company, a bid to accelerate its driverless-car efforts by attracting outside investors.

The House voted to repeal a 2.3% excise tax on medical devices, again showing bipartisan support for eliminating the levy.

A senator’s husband enjoys rising earnings from government-backed investments.

AT&T Inc. strengthened its second-quarter earnings with more profitable cellphone accounts and a windfall from Time Warner helping to offset steep losses in its satellite television business.

One of the first issues Mike Manley will likely have to address as Fiat Chrysler’s new chief executive is a lingering problem from his old job: a slow-moving redesign of the Ram 1500 truck.

Texas Instruments Inc. said it expects strong growth to continue in its industrial and automotive businesses, which the chip maker has singled out as two key growth areas.