Новости за 08.06.2017

Qatar diplomat tells AP emir won't leave while country 'in blockade,' can't attend Trump mediation at White House.

Qatar's top diplomat tells AP: 'No one has given them the right to blockade my country'

Hyundai has issued two recalls in the U.S., saying it will fix faulty hood latches and parking brake indicators.

U.S. stock indexes wavered between small gains and losses in early trading Thursday.

A new report finds that evening rush-hour cancellations and delays on New York's Long Island Rail Road have reached their highest level in 10 years.

The first tanker with liquefied natural gas from the United States has arrived in Poland as part of the country's efforts to diversify its energy sources and cut dependence on deliveries from Russia.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell for the fourth straight week.

Nearly 20% of production for Nike Inc. and Adidas AG shoes will move to more automated factories by 2023 due to a “buy now/wear now” shopping environment forced by the shift to e-commerce, Morgan Stanley forecasted.

Bar keepers coast to coast offered breakfast specials like "impeachmint" cocktails and $5 Russian vodka shots on Thursday as they tuned their wall-mounted TV sets for live broadcasts of former FBI chief James Comey's congressional testimony.

Economic growth across the 19-country eurozone was higher than previously thought in the first quarter of the year, further good news for policymakers at the European Central Bank as they deliberate whether to ease up on stimulus efforts.

Boeing is looking ahead to a brave new world where jetliners fly without pilots and aims to test some of the technology next year.

British Prime Minister Theresa May faces the voters on Thursday in an election she called to strengthen her hand in looming Brexit talks.

Asian stocks benchmarks were fairly steady Thursday as investors parsed economic data and awaited market-moving events in Europe, including Britain's general election and a European Central Bank meeting.

The European Central Bank is likely to keep the money taps fully open at its meeting on Thursday as inflation remains below its target despite stronger economic growth in the euro zone.

China's trade growth rebounded at least temporarily in May in a possible positive sign for global demand and the Chinese economy.

U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry says America and China have "extraordinary opportunities" to work together on clean energy, amid global criticism of President Donald Trump's decision last week to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement.

House Republicans headed toward a vote Thursday on dismantling sweeping financial rules established under President Barack Obama that were designed to head off economic meltdowns like the one that caused millions of Americans to lose their jobs and homes during the Great Recession.

Dogged by allegations in Washington, President Donald Trump traveled to friendlier territory Wednesday and promised to create a "first-class" system of roads, bridges and waterways by using $200 billion in public funds to generate $1 trillion in investment to pay for construction projects that most public officials agree are badly needed and long overdue.

Figures on government spending and debt in millions of dollars.

North Korea test-fired a number of anti-ship missiles off its east coast Thursday, South Korea's military said.

Plans to expand a hotel in Mexico City are on hold after archaeologists unearthed a 1400s-era temple to the Aztec wind god Ehecatl and a ceremonial ball court under the property.

The final YouGov projection before Thursday's U.K. snap election predicts the Conservatives will prevail and gain seats in Parliament, though far fewer than predicted six weeks ago.

House Speaker Paul Ryan won't commit to holding a vote to increase the government's borrowing authority this summer.

___ Apple unveils 'HomePod' speaker, first new product in years SAN JOSE, California (AP) — Apple nodded to several up-and-coming technology trends, unveiling an internet-connected speaker and new device features touching on virtual reality, online privacy and a form of artificial intelligence called machine learning.