Новости за 11.09.2015

Here are the winners and losers in the U.S. stock market in the week ended September 11.

How we ended up with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

The New York Police Department released surveillance video Friday of retired tennis star James Blake's mistaken arrest on Wednesday. The incident is under investigation. Photo: NYPD

The New York Police Department released surveillance video Friday of retired tennis star James Blake's mistaken arrest on Wednesday. The incident is under investigation. Photo: NYPD

In the Friday afIn the Friday afternoon newsletter from The Wall Street Journal's Washington bureau: Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry suspends his presidential campaign; economists surveyed by the WSJ expect the Federal Reserve to stand pat on interest rates this month; and columnist Jo Craven McGinty fact-checks the numbers on "anchor babies."

Key market data for September 11, 2015.

The new fall television season is upon us. Since there are so many options, prioritizing might be tough. Here are five new shows that should be on your radar. Photos: CBS/ABC/Fox

Ticket prices for the women's final on the secondary market dropped 59% in less than an hour as Serena Williams lost on Friday afternoon.

The Federal Communications Commission on Friday cited ride-sharing startup Lyft and First National Bank for forcing customers to receive marketing messages to use their services.

Apple's upgrade plan has a wrinkle that doesn't necessarily make it a great deal: You have to buy its AppleCare+ protection service.

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Barron's senior editor Jack Hough previews the new issue of Barron's magazine, which includes a look at how Apple's iPhone leasing program might impact the stock. Photo: Getty

Vice President Joe Biden met with 9/11 first responders in New York to honor firefighters before their 9/11 Memorial motorcycle ride in NYC.

Vice President Joe Biden met with 9/11 first responders in New York to honor firefighters before their 9/11 Memorial motorcycle ride in NYC.

Private equity investments made by the University of California's endowment delivered net returns of 22.6% for the year ended June 30, buoyed by a 51.3% gain from co-investments.

The bankruptcy of Massachusetts silverware maker Reed and Barton has unlocked a historic collection of more than 130 antiques for sale. Collectors will be able to bid on Reed and Barton-made tea sets, food platters and other items at a November sales event.

While 'Batman v Superman' director Zack Snyder takes a jab at 'Ant-Man,' producer Deborah Snyder focuses on increasing diversity in superhero blockbusters.

Jim Manley: The Obama administration had the high ground from the beginning on congressional debate over the resolution on Iran's nuclear program.

Before heading out to the theaters this weekend, check out our Review Revue.

December's seismic insider-trading ruling by a Manhattan federal appeals court set a higher standard for proving the financial crime, potentially making it harder the government to win cases. But it wasn't enough to convince U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff that two Wall Street brokers accused of insider trading should not face trial.

Today marks the 14th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Senate blocks GOP measure against Iran nuclear deal and where is 22 inches not 22 inches? The airport of course.

The tech startup in New Jersey causing headaches for telemarketers and robo-callers; and the new small business tools from Facebook.

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn marks the 14th anniversary of the terror attacks. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Hoover Institution Research Fellow Tod Lindberg on his new book, “The Heroic Heart: Greatness Ancient and Modern." Photo credit: Getty Images.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on the latest iPhone launch and the company’s competitive challenges. Photo credit: Getty Images.