Новости за 08.11.2018

Known as the Reverend Paul Trapier Gervais House, the home is a Charleston single house, which typically is only one room wide and several rooms long.

Tour the five luxury homes featured in our Listing of the Day series this week

Attorney General Jeff Sessions pushed out of White House, lessons learned from the most tumultuous midterms in a generation, and angry customer is stuck with cheese.

Mexico’s consumer-price inflation eased slightly in October, but it may not keep the Bank of Mexico from raising interest rates at its Nov. 15 meeting following a recent weakening of the peso and rise in local debt yields.

Music fans and runners who mourned the end of the iPod Shuffle have a new device to clip on.

Battles that have riven national politics across the EU are hitting the continental stage as campaigning for the bloc’s legislature threatens the center-right’s commanding position.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi urged eurozone governments to pay down their national debts to strengthen the currency bloc against potential economic shocks such as Brexit.

A pair of design pros take a newly built Beirut flat from generic to singularly stylish with vintage furniture, handmade touches and sexy textures.

House Judiciary’s top Democrat reportedly lays out impeachment strategies; search for evidence may follow.

No, it doesn’t taste like licorice and it won’t make you sneeze. What fennel pollen can do for your dishes is so much more magical—truly.

Admit it: The stuffing is really the best part of the holiday meal. So why not bring a few delicious variations to the table?

Two writers face off over subscription-box services—one who loves the ‘eureka’ moments that the monthly deliveries bring; another who regrets the expense and the clutter.

Bombardier said it would shed its turboprop unit and a training business as part of a streamlining that will generate net proceeds of some $900 million and eliminate about 5,000 jobs.

Once an ambassador of American culture in post-Soviet Russia, McDonald’s is now navigating rising U.S.-Kremlin tensions. To stay above the fray, the chain is taking a new tack: Go Russian.

The U.K. citizenship test has been ridiculed by many Brits for its obscurity and factual inaccuracies. We gave some British WSJ staffers -- and the former U.K. politician who introduced it -- a pop quiz. Image: WPA Pool/Getty Images

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The CFAM, Europe’s largest commercial 3-D printer, is turning out custom furniture and yacht parts. Private jets and cranes could be next.

Tesla named Robyn Denholm as its new chairman, replacing CEO Elon Musk as the head of the board with a relative outsider who will face the difficult task of overseeing the maverick billionaire.

To compete with home-sharing services, bed-and-breakfast owners must be internet and Instagram savvy while baking scones and making guests comfy.

As the retail giant eyes the fast-growing Queens neighborhood for its new headquarters, residents voice concerns about overdevelopment and hopes for necessary upgrades to schools, sewers, and transit.

Machines that sponge energy from the environment to power ultra-efficient devices is no longer a fantasy, writes Christopher Mims. Some people even call it perpetual computing.

Threat-intelligence services give companies a clearer view of the dangers they’re facing.

By making game consoles unnecessary, streaming could dramatically broaden the videogame market.

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