Новости за 02.11.2018

North Korea warned it may revive a policy aimed at strengthening its nuclear arsenal if the U.S. doesn’t lift sanctions, signaling it won’t give up more concessions in nuclear negotiations with the U.S.

Some say the holiday demands a bird. Others argue that something less predictable should command the table. Here, two opinionated cooks take sides. Plus: the best sources for buying a turkey—or replacing it

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The alleged role of the closest aide to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi is complicating the kingdom’s efforts to separate its de facto leader from the incident.

On a trip to Brazil’s capital, a model of urban planning built in the 1950s, a design fan weary of modernism’s rigidity discovers its sensual potential.

"Operation Faithful Patriot" is said to be underway at the border, homeowners are staying put for longer than ever and why airline tickets should be more like sports tickets.

An entrepreneur has built a travel website targeting niche flyers...in what was an effort to tackle his own complaint with the airline industry.

A pro-life group says the supposedly neutral Internet platform blocked its ads again.

British police are investigating alleged anti-Semitic hate crimes by purported members of the main opposition Labour Party, the latest escalation of the party’s long-running struggle against accusations of anti-Jewish bias.

Samsung is planning to roll out new features for Bixby to challenge the dominance of Apple, Amazon and Alphabet in artificial intelligence.

Twitter has hired ad-agency executive God-is Rivera as global director of culture and community, a new post created to help engage, spotlight and market to informal user groups.

With the indictment of two former senior Goldman Sachs bankers, accused by U.S. prosecutors of paying bribes, stealing and laundering money from a Malaysian sovereign-wealth fund, the Wall Street giant finds itself at the center of one of the world's largest-ever financial scandals. Photo: Reuters

On Thursday, Google workers who took part in a walkout at the company’s offices around the world signaled a crisis in faith—one that, if widespread, could cause reputational harm, potentially affecting the Alphabet Inc. unit’s standing as an aspirational workplace, risk experts and analysts said.

The price of a tank of gas has been rising, and coming U.S. sanctions on Iran mean drivers could be in for even more pain at the pump. But that’s not the whole story. WSJ’s Sarah Kent explains why global oil prices are on a knife-edge. Photo: Getty Images

Egyptian security forces arrested at least 19 human-rights lawyers and activists in raids that reflect the country’s widening assault on government critics in an attempt to eliminate any challenge to President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi.

Some of the merchants selling on Alibaba’s e-commerce platforms face challenging times, which means the company is looking more like a reflection of the slowing Chinese economy than a tech giant.

Angela Merkel’s days as German chancellor may be numbered, but many of her policies in Europe and the wider world have entrenched support in the country’s consensus-driven political system.

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Allegations of sexual harassment can cause direct financial harm to companies and shareholders. Here's how you can identify and invest in companies that are serious about creating a safe and equitable workplace culture.

Some say the holiday demands a turkey. Others argue that something a little wilder should command the center of the table. Two opinionated cooks throw down and offer up the country’s best sources for buying a turkey—or replacing it.

Two senior Goldman Sachs bankers paid bribes and stole and laundered money from a Malaysian sovereign-wealth fund, U.S. prosecutors allege, putting the bank at the center of one of the biggest financial frauds in history.

Apple reported another quarter of record revenue and profit, but its shares fell in after-hours trading following the company’s lackluster sales guidance for the key holiday quarter.

Google employees around the world have staged a series of walkouts to protest a workplace culture that they say promotes and protects perpetrators of sexual harassment.

The shared office-space company has begun putting daily limits on the free alcohol it offers New York City tenants.