Новости за 07.08.2015

Here are the winners and losers in the U.S. stock market in the week ended July 7.

It's the weekend. Time to catch up on all the things you didn't have time toread during the week. We've compiled a few suggestions.

CBRE Inc. says retailers are looking at distribution centers close to e-commerce consumers, spurring demand for warehouses in urban areas.

Heavily armed men stormed into a hotel popular with European military pilots in central Mali, officials there said, in what appeared to be the latest attempt by al Qaeda allies to wrest control over the north of that country.

A California judge must decide whether the claims of three drivers for car-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc. should also apply to tens of thousands of other drivers in the state.

Though it’s still best known for its wines, northern California’s Sonoma County has a burgeoning craft-beer scene that’s drawing a crowd.

Wish your car had Android Auto or Apple’s CarPlay so you could use audio commands to navigate or make calls? No problem. A smartphone—and a few accessories—can help.

The Premier League’s new managers shouldn’t get too comfortable. See an in-depth graphical rundown of how often the league’s teams change their coaches.

Key market data for August 7, 2015.

Minnesota's athletic director resigned on Friday, admitting he drank too much at a recent event and sent "inappropriate texts" to colleagues that were reported as sexual harassment.

Editorial Board Member Mary Kissel wraps up this week’s commentary and highlights her top picks. Photo: Getty Images

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on the standout performances in the first Republican debate. Photo: Getty Images

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on the New York Senator’s declaration that he won’t support the Iran nuclear deal. Photo: Getty Images

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Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on the first GOP debate and the candidates’ personalities and economic platforms. Photo: Getty Images

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on the electric car company’s latest plea for taxpayer handouts and higher fuel standards. Photo: Getty Images

Former correspondents such as Steve Carell, Olivia Munn and John Oliver, who have gone on to greater fame, came back to "The Daily Show" to see Mr. Stewart off after 16 years at the helm. Stephen Colbert paid a particularly heartfelt tribute to Mr. Stewart, who was tearing up.

Bernd Posselt of Germany lost his seat in the European Parliament in 2014, but he continues to show up for work, keeping his perfect attendance record alive.

Barron's senior editor Jack Hough and WSJ's Paul Vigna preview the newest issue of Barron's, which makes the case for buying commodities now. Plus, what to know about the meltdown in media stocks. Photo: Getty.

From an apartment with a high fashion pedigree to a sprawling ranch with over 46,000 acres, WSJ's Candace Taylor has a look at the homes in this week’s Private Properties. Photo: Richard Cummings/Brown Harris Stevens.

A California judge must decide whether the claims of three drivers for car-hailing service Uber Technologies Inc. should also apply to tens of thousands of other drivers in the state.

MarketWatch's Charles Passy tells us the simple truth behind Owl's Brew Mixers: We love our tea, and we love our booze. Photo: Foxes & Wolves

The bankruptcy watchdog for 50 Cent said "you can't get a dollar outta me," and Relativity Media's founder won't back down quietly.

A new technique links your musical taste with your cognitive type—and could help firms like Spotify suggest music to users.

A batch of economic data in the coming week will shed light on the economy's strength as it entered the third quarter.