Новости за 29.06.2015

Scientists have developed a method of projecting 3D holographic images into the field of view of an observer in an “augmented reality” breakthrough that could one day allow the likes of surgeons and firefighters to benefit from seeing the world through technology similar to that used by comic-book superhero Iron Man.

(Reuters) - Microsoft Corp will close its web display advertising business, handing operations over to AOL Inc and AppNexus Inc and cutting about 1,200 jobs, Bloomberg reported.

The three people killed when their small plane crashed into a Massachusetts home over the weekend have been tentatively identified as a Tennessee doctor, his wife and college-age daughter, authorities said Monday.

By MARILYNN MARCHIONE AP Chief Medical Writer Many stroke patients have a new treatment option - if they seek help fast enough to get it. New guidelines endorse using a removable stent to open clogged...

WikiLeaks has released documents that it says show that the U.S. National Security Agency eavesdropped on France's top finance officials and high-stakes French export bids over a decade in what the group called...

By The Associated Press Former British golfer and CBS analyst Peter Oosterhuis says he has early onset Alzheimer's disease.

As has become customary for Serena Williams of late, she got off to a rocky start.

The latest news on Greece's financial woes as it closes its banks and limits money withdrawals (all times local):

Help for the victims of the Emanuel AME shooting that claimed nine lives took the form of a lemonade stand on the Isle of Palms last week.

(Reuters) - "Caution!!!!!! Flying Eggs!" warns a sign on a field in the English village of Swaton, host last Sunday to the annual World Egg Throwing Championships.

(Reuters) - NBC ended its relationship with real estate developer and TV personality Donald Trump and his "Miss USA" and "Miss Universe" pageants on Monday after he made comments insulting Mexicans when he began his run for president.

SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile defender Gonzalo Jara's ban for provoking Edinson Cavani has been cut from three games to two, the governing body of South American football said on Monday.

The Ku Klux Klan has been approved to hold a protest rally at the Statehouse next month against removing the Confederate battle flag, with the group calling accused mass murderer Dylann Roof a "young warrior."

* Quarter end, upcoming jobs report, Puerto Rico affect investors

LONDON (Reuters) - UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) is to join its counterpart in the U.S. by investigating allegations that Mo Farah's coach Alberto Salazar has violated anti-doping rules.

Discount retail giant Dollar Tree, one of the nation’s largest importers, could get help from the State Ports Authority to build a distribution center in the Upstate.

The latest on the capture of one convicted murderer from a maximum-security prison and the killing of the other. (all times local):

PRAGUE (Reuters) - UEFA has softened its break-even 'Financial Fair Play (FFP)' regulations in an attempt to encourage investment in European club football and move from "austerity to sustainable growth".

Greece has entered the twilight zone.

Andy MacPhail is the new man in charge of the Philadelphia Phillies.

PARIS, June 29 (Reuters) - European Central Bank executive board member Benoit Coeure said on Monday it was now possible that Greece may end up exiting the euro zone although this was not what the ECB wanted.

COLUMBIA — P.J. Dozier’s transition to college basketball began with conditioning sessions in the South Carolina weight room. But not every piece of equipment favored by the incoming freshman had a metal plate attached.

Corporate donations continue to come in after the June 17 shooting deaths of nine members of a Bible study group at Emanuel AME Church in downtown Charleston.

New footage shows Egypt's top public prosecutor, Hisham Barakat, moments after the car bomb explosion that claimed his life. Diane Hodges reports.

As stocks fall, more investors are expected to look to alternative investments, according to new data from PwC. Bobbi Rebell reports.