Новости за 17.08.2015

Key market data for August 17, 2015.

There are three reasons why Bernie Sanders may not be a serious threat to overtake Hillary Clinton.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the Republican presidential candidate’s immigration policies. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the investigation into how the former Secretary of State handled classified information. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Foundation for Defense of Democracies Senior Fellow Thomas Joscelyn on the terror group’s strategy and implications for U.S. policy. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Writer Sohrab Ahmari discusses renewed fighting on the Ukrainian border and why the White House won’t help Kiev. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The 56th annual art festival is exploring themes of labor conditions, sustainable identities, and more.

Donald Trump is playing mischief with Republican rival Jeb Bush’s appearance in New Hampshire Wednesday, with the businessman scheduling a town hall meeting at the same time that the former Florida governor is scheduled to hold his own voter forum.

Actress Dana Delany talks about the Amazon original series "Hand of God" on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero.

“Did you ever see the movie ‘Her’?” Slack Technologies’ founder and CEO Stewart Butterfield asks. Soon, he says, Slack will have similar capabilities.

Robert Welch, Donald Trump and the urge to purge.

Barron's Bounce: Potash, FMC, and Kearny Financial are up sharply after Barron's recommended the shares. All look inexpensive, and Potash pays a handsome dividend.

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump released his campaign's first policy paper, calling for the deportation of millions of immigrants and ending birthright citizenship for children born in America to illegal immigrants. Photo: AP.

Dre's first album in 16 years has been well-received, but it didn't manage to top Billboard's latest charts.

House panel head blames Clinton for e-mail controversy, inside the launch of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, and how it feels to be on President Obama's summer playlist.

The entrepreneurial, resourceful, 'can-do kid’ will survive and thrive in any workplace. But how do you raise a successful child? Author Jennifer Prosek joins Lunch Break. Photo: Getty

Crowdfunding has gotten startups off the ground. Now it’s being used to a more controversial end: WikiLeaks is crowdfunding with the goal of leaking information about impending trade deals.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the accord signed last month in Vienna on Iran’s nuclear program won’t be an avenue for the U.S. to “infiltrate” the country.

We asked WSJ readers which books had languished on their summer reading lists year after year. Here are their answers.

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, the country’s largest pension fund, on Friday reported a negative net return of 0.1% for its fiscal first quarter, citing in part declines in major global stock and bond markets.

Trailed by a throng of reporters and a few fist-pumping fans, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reported for jury duty on Monday at Manhattan Supreme Court.

Tickets for the tour go on sale Aug. 21.

Worker advocates who support ban-the-box initiatives aimed at removing questions about criminal history from job applications fear the information will prejudice employers against capable employees who may have run afoul of the law. Dave's Killer Bread welcomes workers with rap sheets.

Thai authorities said a bomb caused a large explosion in the center of Bangkok during the evening rush hour, killing at least 16 people and leaving many more injured. Photo: AP

Haleh Esfandiari: The deal's future is uncertain, Ayatollah Khamenei said. "It is not clear it will be approved here and it is not clear it will be approved there."