Новости за 01.09.2015

President Barack Obama is one vote away from having enough votes to protect his Iran deal in Congress.

Traffic in big cities has gotten worse. Commuters waste 42 hours on average per year sitting in gridlock. Here are the top U.S. cities with the worst congestion.

Powerful thunderstorms producing monsoon rains, strong winds, lightning and flooding hit Phoenix, Ariz., on Monday night leaving about 55,000 people without power.

Key market data for September 1, 2015.

About one-third of government employees use their personal email accounts for work – and many do so using unsecure technology without considering the security and privacy risks.

A company that makes tubs of protein-shake powder for bodybuilders is suing the organizers of the upcoming Mr. Olympia contest to try to block them from making major sponsorship deals with the manufacturer’s competitors.

We tracked all the markets in real time on Tuesday. Here's how it all went down.

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A top U.S. official Tuesday expressed confidence that China’s government would be able to manage the downside risks of a slowdown in the world’s second-largest economy, but said Washington will be seeking greater clarity on Beijing’s policy strategy at a meeting of global finance officials later this week

Lawyers, advertising agencies, lobbyists and other service providers are gunning for stakes in their startup clients, in some cases taking equity in lieu of or in addition to traditional fees.

If Google loses its antitrust case against the European Commission, the company could face even steeper costs than the billions in fines likely to be imposed by the bloc.

Baird Capital’s Brett Tucker offers his perspective on the Chinese economy and recent volatility in the Chinese stock market.

Best of the Web Columnist James Taranto discusses the media’s spin on the FBI investigation into the presidential candidate’s private server. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Fresh off a $300 million round of funding, fantasy-sports company DraftKings is launching a new ad campaign to gin up fan interest as the National Football League season gets underway.

Cause of Action Executive Director Dan Epstein on a federal judge’s ruling that the agency must disclose White House inquiries about individual tax returns. Photo credit: Associated Press.

This recipe from chef Gavin Kaysen of Minneapolis’s Spoon and Stable combines snap peas with a tangy Parmesan-yogurt dressing, plus sunflower seeds for added crunch.

Employment Policies Institute Research Director Michael Saltsman on the consequences of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposal for a $15 minimum wage. Photo credit: Getty Images.

American Enterprise Institute Resident Scholar Rick Hess on the political debate over national education standards. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The gritty Shakespeare adaptation hits select theaters Dec. 4.

Killer fired 15 shots at Texas deputy, more Clinton emails are released and the rise of phone reading.

Another trend small businesses may consider to retain talent; and perks to keep an older workforce interested and engaged.

The celebrated winemaker on indestructible glasses, her preferred corkscrew and the most efficient way to scan documents from the field.

Jeb Bush took to YouTube to fire back at Donald Trump a day after Trump used a Facebook video to attack Bush's stance on immigration. Photo: Getty

California will put an end to the practice of keeping prisoners in solitary confinement for decades because of gang affiliation, under a proposed legal settlement announced Tuesday.

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