Новости за 14.09.2015

Pope Francis is making for his first trip to the U.S. as the Holy Father from September 22 to 27. He’ll make stops in Washington, DC, New York, and Philadelphia. How will he be spending those six days? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer.

Pope Francis is making for his first trip to the U.S. as the Holy Father from September 22 to 27. He’ll make stops in Washington, DC, New York, and Philadelphia. How will he be spending those six days? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer.

PeerIQ, the online lending marketplace data provider that was seeded with money from big Wall Street names including John Mack and Vikram Pandit earlier this year, has raised even more seed money.

Google has hired Detroit veteran John Krafcik to run its self-driving car division, sending a message that it is serious about the commercial viability of the autonomous vehicles business. Photo: Zuma Press

Ipsy has hauled in $100 million for Michell Phan's makeup startup, a move that follows investor interest in rivals.

New York’s top banking regulator struck a deal Monday with four major banks over record-keeping at the new chat and messaging platform, Symphony Communications.

Michael Kugelman: Ghazni represents something close to a worst-case scenario for Kabul and Washington: an Afghan province where state authority and control are collapsing in the face of relentless Taliban assaults.

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At a MarketWatch panel discussion, industry experts discuss how retirement investors can discern possible conflicts of interest in their financial advisers, and whether fee disclosure is a solution to those conflicts.

Retirement investors get different advice depending on whether they meet an insurance broker, broker-dealer or other adviser. But a proposed fiduciary rule may not solve that problem, according to industry experts.

Federal officials have proposed a fiduciary rule to try to solve the conflicts-of-interest problem that some say plagues the financial-advice industry. But will it help retirement investors? At a recent MarketWatch event, experts debate the issue.

Google has been found guilty in a rapid Russian antitrust probe, a spokesperson for the country’s antitrust regulator told The Wall Street Journal.

Fresh shelling beans are among the tastiest and prettiest early-fall farmers’ market finds, be they cannellini, cranberry, kidney or any of the many other varieties on offer. Here are four delicious reasons to pop them out of their pods.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the Russian President's move into the Middle East. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the former Texas Governor's presidential campaign exit. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on how the anti-establishment candidate is leading against the former Florida Governor. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Trump, Carson top GOP race; Clinton leads Dems but support drops, why rich political donors are wasting a lot of money and Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota made very different NFL debuts.

Over the objections of the Obama administration, a federal judge is trying to put more pressure on Russia to return a disputed collection of sacred Jewish books and manuscripts.

Negotiations are underway to turn Kent Haruf's final novel into a film.

A 9/11 bomb plot exposes a “hate speech” hoax.

Reward yourself—and recharge your batteries—at one of these spoiling spots after an extended stroll in the wilds of Patagonia, France or the California coast.

The battle is over between the maker of Ultimate Nutrition protein-shake powder and the organizers of Mr. Olympia bodybuilding competition,

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke to students at Liberty University on Monday. The hottest topic: birth control. Photo: AP

Kim Davis, the Kentucky county clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, says her name will no longer appear on marriage licenses issued by her office. Photo: AP