Новости за 14.08.2018

United Parcel Service has reached a tentative labor contract covering more than 1,000 aircraft mechanics, the delivery company’s third such deal with the Teamsters union in recent months.

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While in conflict with his label, Erroll Garner toured relentlessly to make up for lost income. Now a concert recorded in Amsterdam during that period, filled with his captivating piano tricks, has been released.

In the global push for cleaner energy, one Finnish oil company is fueling its growth by making diesel from animal fat and plant oil.

Three Tinder founders and a handful of current executives alleged in a lawsuit that the dating app’s parent companies, Match Group and IAC/InterActiveCorp., manipulated financial information to undermine its valuation.

An exhibition of Eugène Delacroix’s drawings, watercolors, sketchbooks, preparatory studies and copies reveals a painter dedicated to tradition and innovation.

President Trump signs defense bill to boost military, Horizon air plane theft exposes cracks in airport security, and 14-year-old boy uses legal quirk to run for Vermont governor.

Tech employees facing backlash for reporting incidents like harassment; and the seating strategy leading to higher profits for restaurants.

Kroger will sell its products in China on an e-commerce site owned by Alibaba Group, the grocer’s first foray into foreign sales amid a broader push into online retail.

It’s not easy, but consider this advice from styling pros to avoid looking like a frazzled, over-accessorized ceramicist.

As escalating trade disputes threaten to drive up the cost of imported goods for U.S. consumers and businesses, economists say a stronger dollar may be helping to offset some of the pain.

The credit scores of millions of Americans have risen following a broad change in how credit-reporting firms handle negative credit information such as collections.

Health Care Service will stop reimbursing patients for injectable amniotic-tissue products made by MiMedx Group and promoted for ailments such as hair loss, erectile dysfunction and knee pain.

A deadly outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread outside the province of North Kivu, entering for the first time an active conflict zone and raising the threat of a wider outbreak.

On the eve of WSJ. Magazine’s tenth anniversary cover launch, we celebrate a decade of exquisite, sometimes surprising, fashion photography.

Elon Musk’s revelations that he talked to Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund to provide cash to take Tesla private gives regulators more ammunition to fault how he disclosed the proposal.

High-seas holidays have as many boosters as they do detractors. Two savvy travelers debate the pros and cons.

A four-lane bridge has collapsed in the Italian port city of Genoa. The company that maintains the highway said work had been in progress to improve the bridge's foundations. Photo: Getty

A four-lane bridge has collapsed in the Italian port city of Genoa. The company that maintains the highway said work had been in progress to improve the bridge's foundations. Photo: Getty

A four-lane bridge has collapsed in the Italian port city of Genoa. The company that maintains the highway said work had been in progress to improve the bridge’s foundations. Photo: EPA

Gradually rising interest rates have yet to dent Americans’ appetite for borrowing, with the total stock of new debt climbing to $13.3 trillion in the second quarter.

A French law is set to bar cellphone use by primary and middle school students, an effort to cut down on distractions in class and encourage play or reading during recess.

Sharp declines in the Turkish lira, Indian rupee and other currencies have raised the prospect of a self-reinforcing flight from riskier emerging markets.

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The boycott, which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced in a speech Tuesday, is part of a wider campaign that has spread from advertising to beauty parlors.