Новости за 23.10.2015

Pianist Lang Lang plays for WSJ and discusses with Lunch Break host Tanya Rivero why he chose to feature Chopin and Tchaikovsky on his new album, his advice to parents of talented children, and his 2014 collaboration with Metallica.

Pianist Lang Lang explains to Lunch Break host Tanya Rivero how he was first inspired by music and the influence of his strict father.

Political outsider Jimmy Morales has ridden outrage over corruption to a big lead in polls before Sunday’s presidential election, despite some people’s concerns over his party’s deep ties to the military.

Pianist Lang Lang tells Lunch Break host Tanya Rivero his advice to parents for raising a talented child.

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The Olympic freestyle skier talked with Speakeasy about coming out as gay.

Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush's polls and fundraising efforts have been slipping. He's now hoping to better capitalize on his family's vaunted political donor network. Photo: AP

Facebook has a new search feature that tracks discussion of news events in real time. The search function utilizing two trillion indexed posts positions the social network to challenge Google and Twitter. Photo: Facebook

Jack Hough previews the new issue of Barron's, which looks into alternative investments and mutual funds. Plus, the top stock picks from the Art of Successful Investing Conference.

The first read on how the economy fared in a turbulent third quarter is the highlight of the week’s calendar.

Social media was abuzz as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton faced questions from the House Select Committee on Benghazi. According to Twitter trends, there were more than 320,000 posts about the hearing with the hashtag #benghazicommittee.

A Florida death-row prisoner says if he's going to die, he doesn't want it to be by lethal injection. He wants the chair.

One day after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's testimony before a congressional panel probing the 2012 Benghazi attacks, senior Democrats called for it to be shut down entirely — but say they won't pull out of the committee.

Before heading to the movies, see what the critics have to say about this week's new releases.

Hillary Clinton defends actions in Benghazi during an 11-hour hearing, waiting for a drop in Donald Trump and Ben Carson's poll numbers and won't you be Joe Biden's neighbor.

Giving your customers a shopping "experience;" the consistent value of email marketing when done correctly; and the push for a return to a traditional 40-hour work week.

Aaron David Miller: Five things that proponents of no-fly zones in Syria should think about while they take a deep breath.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. discusses Inside Climate News's controversial reporting on Exxon Mobil. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on why the pharmaceutical company's stocks took a plunge. Photo credit: Reuters.

National Review Writer and Franklin Center Fellow Jillian Melchior on the Roma Christian response to the European refugee crisis. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The State Department said it can’t confirm one of the claims Hillary Clinton made at Thursday’s House Benghazi Committee hearing from her tenure as Secretary of State.

How big are the opportunities in tech? At WSJDLive 2015, strategist Michael Wolf looked to the future of messaging apps, pay TV, e-sports and more.

The Long Island singer made her new album "in as joyful a way as possible."

The press prematurely declares victory for Mrs. Clinton.