Новости за 23.11.2018

Saudi Arabia and OPEC are inching toward a compromise between pleasing the U.S. with policies that won’t lead to price spikes and throttling back the flow of its oil to rebalance oversupplied global markets.

The United Arab Emirates is considering a request for clemency for a jailed British academic, the country's ambassador to the U.K. said, adding that he hopes an amicable solution can be found in a case that has strained relations between London and a close Middle Eastern ally.

One of the biggest perks of being a high-level executive is a flush expense account. But allegations of misusing it can quickly undo a career.

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Online shopping is getting more complicated, the reason you're in debt may be hiding in plain sight, and what to buy (and skip) on Black Friday 2018.

Will small businesses match the shipping options of the big retailers this holiday season; and marketing lessons from the Dunkin Donuts name change.

Gunmen attacked the Chinese consulate in Karachi, killing two police officers and two civilians in an assault authorities say was aimed at derailing China’s massive investment plans in the South Asian nation.

The former leader of the Renault-Nissan alliance, Carlos Ghosn, remains in a Japanese detention center after his arrest on Nov. 19. Here is what Nissan and Japanese prosecutors have revealed about the possible charges he could face.

Chinese regulators have approved United Technologies’s takeover of airplane-parts maker Rockwell Collins, removing the final hurdle for a $23 billion combination that was struck more than a year ago.

Rising operational costs are pushing food distributors to streamline their businesses, in some cases using technology to become more efficient.

From wilted garlands to overly neutral palettes, the missteps design pros see when homeowners celebrate the season, plus the best ways to remedy them.

The people of Switzerland will decide on Sunday whether to subsidize farmers who allow their cows to grow horns. The referendum follows a video campaign highlighting the many skills offered by cows with horns. Photo: Hornkuh

Some of China’s biggest online retailers have pulled Dolce & Gabbana products from their websites as a backlash mounted against the luxury brand over promotional videos that have been widely criticized as racist.

ZTE shares fell sharply and Chinese stocks retreated more broadly as news that the U.S. was discouraging sales of Chinese telecoms gear abroad exacerbated trade concerns.

Pharmaceutical stocks have been a safe harbor in a choppy stock market, and for good reason.

In Beijing, a lunch-delivery robot demonstrates a future where robots work alongside humans doing the mundane tasks that dot everyday life.

Overstock.com’s CEO doesn’t care that his blockchain-based trading system is burning through money. He remains a true believer in the technology—and its potential for multibillion-dollar returns.

Voyc, a voice-scanning tool powered by artificial intelligence, can identify a questionable statement as little as two seconds after it’s uttered. “We’re trying to build something that … connects people to information faster,” says one developer of the technology.

Inclined sleepers like the Fisher-Price Rock ’n Play have been involved in at least 30 deaths since 2005 and have become the focus of a battle over how strongly federal consumer-safety regulators should act.

“I’m a big believer that it’s hard to have an all-seeing, all-knowing mentor,” says the CEO of the travel website. Instead, he turns to a variety of sources including his wife, old friends and colleagues.

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The tribe that allegedly killed American John Allen Chau—visiting a remote Indian Ocean island on a mission to establish a kingdom of Jesus—has a long history of violent resistance to outsiders.

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