Новости за 15.10.2015

Twitter has named Google's Omid Kordestani as its executive chairman.

Netflix is hooking fewer U.S. viewers than it hoped, even as its binge-watching addiction rapidly spreads to other parts of the world.

Researchers say some smaller, poorer nations are now using spy software, suggesting that recent data leaks and lawsuits have not deterred governments from investing in off-the-shelf cyberespionage products.

They aren't quite Trump numbers, but the 15.8 million people who watched the Democratic presidential debate on CNN was still the biggest TV audience ever for a Democratic debate.

By The Associated Press Just in case fantasy football doesn't already have you surgically attached to your smartphone, Internet radio service TuneIn is adding live play-by-play audio coverage of all...

Organized crime networks are making new connections as they jump into the lucrative business of smuggling migrants, the operations chief for Europe's top law enforcement agency said Thursday.

The World Health Organization says it's possible in rare instances for patients who survived Ebola to develop the lethal disease again, when the virus lingering in the body starts to replicate at high levels.

The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal accident that happened Thursday morning.

Doctors have found that Ebola can linger in some male survivors for up to nine months but aren't sure if that means they might still be infectious, according to new research.

Some Russian officials are daring to think the seemingly unthinkable in the land of vodka - banning the sale of alcohol once a week in the country's two main cities.

China has passed the United States in the number of billionaires, driven by the rise of fortunes in technology and manufacturing, according to a survey released Thursday.

Myanmar's government and eight smaller ethnic rebel armies signed a cease-fire agreement to end more than six decades of fighting, but other more powerful groups refused to come on board, signaling that peace will...

Assassinated Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, Saudi blogger Raif Badawi and the Democratic Opposition in Venezuela are the three finalists for the European Union's top human rights prize.

Luxury goods maker Burberry saw its shares slump on Thursday after it said its six-month revenue growth slowed to a trickle, due largely to weaker sales in Hong Kong and mainland China.

Spanish energy company Repsol says it will sell 6.2 billion euros ($7.1 billion) in non-strategic assets and slash spending over the next five years as part of a plan to increase efficiency and cope with weak oil prices.

Ukraine on Thursday gave Russia two weeks to accept to write off part of its loans to the country, as other international creditors have agreed to do, opening a new front in the show-down between the countries.

Charleston County Sheriff's deputies have arrested a man they believe killed his ex-wife last month.

Lisbeth Salander hasn't solved her last crime just yet.

What makes for a proper wedding in the eyes of Chechen authorities? No gunfire, keep the men and women at a distance on the dance floor and don't let the bride cut the cake.

Hungary's use of razor wire, tear gas and arrests in response to migrants seeking refuge in Europe has shocked many across the world. But the crackdown comes as little surprise to those who have been watching the...

Austrian officials say a man is in custody for alleged crimes that include carving a swastika into another man's forehead.

Unilever, the consumer products giant whose brands include Ben & Jerry's ice cream, says a warm end to the summer helped push up sales by 9.4 percent to 13.4 billion euros ($15.3 billion) in the third quarter...

Greece's coast guard says eight people are missing after a wooden boat carrying migrants or refugees attempting to reach the eastern Aegean island of Lesbos sank after colliding with a patrol boat during a rescue...

Streaming music service Deezer says it aims to raise at least 300 million euros ($344 million) via a listing on the Paris stock exchange later this month.

Hundreds of soldiers fanned out in cities across Israel on Wednesday and authorities erected concrete barriers outside some Arab neighborhoods of east Jerusalem in a stepped up effort to counter a monthlong wave of...