Новости за 11.11.2015

This 1961 Chrysler New Yorker is not the same as when it rolled off the assembly line. It now has much more power, but it doesn't handle so well in the corners.

The unfolding scandal over Russian doping in athletics could send sponsors running for cover. Ciara Lee asks what the sport needs to do to restore the confidence of brands and retain the support of the big backers including Nike and Adidas.

Slovenia begins erecting a razor-wire fence along border with Croatia to stop asylum-seekers from overwhelming the area

The Sentra isn’t as flashy as it’s competitors but it’s fuel efficiency, features overload, and roomy interior will grow on you

His focus is North American equities

Company says 250-kilometre pipeline should be completed by late 2017

To resuscitate his image, as well as ratings for the Dr. Oz Show, the TV personality spent the summer on a listening tour, speaking with health professionals about their concerns and how to better serve viewers

Jim Huang, president, T.I.P. Wealth Manager gives his Top Picks; DIRTT Environmental Solutions, Transcontinental, and George Weston.

Concentration risk pushing managers away from benchmarks

Man, 46, arrived in Brazil Nov. 6 and developed high fever with muscle pains and headaches

Loosening government regulations mean craft distilleries are increasingly able to sell their wares – gin, whisky, vodka and more – at farmers’ markets. Shopping for spirits is getting a lot more interesting

Canadians fall silent on the anniversary of the armistice that ended the First World War. Government officials, war veterans and citizens gathered in Ottawa for the Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial this morning, one of many memorial ceremonies held across Canada.

It’s new financial technologies that bring the greatest risk of sudden crashes and crises

Gamine or goth, this pencil does it all

A growing number of snakes are being found in the woods around Metro Vancouver

Forces allied with the official government clash with Islamic State fighters

Snow has started to accumulate in parts of the western U.S. and ski resorts are already getting busy.

A city committee will present a number of options to council next week to allow Uber in Calgary

What the flock! From the moment Rodarte designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy sent a shimmering, feather-focused collection down the runway for their last collection, it was only a matter of time before style setters started a downy revol

Macy's net sales declined 5.2 percent during the third quarter as customers cut back on spending and a strong dollar deters tourists. Shartia Brantley reports.

As refugees and migrants continue to stream across Europe's borders, European Union leaders are preparing to meet their African counterparts in Malta to try to find a solution.

104-year-old company has been lagging behind

Anheuser-Busch InBev has launched its $100 billion-plus offer for nearest rival SABMiller. As David Pollard reports, the world's biggest brewer has agreed to sell SAB's stake in U.S. venture MillerCoors to help win regulatory approval.

Agreement aimed at preventing repeat of disappearance of MH370 means satellites will be able to receive transmissions from aircraft

While the Palestinian solidarity side uses boycott and silencing, the Jewish community has its own internal conversation watchdogs