Новости за 02.11.2015

BlackBerry, struggling to revive its smartphone business, is betting its expertise in mobile security will help distinguish the company’s first Android device from a crowded field.

Phil Roosevelt and Jack Hough talk about stocks moving after a mention in Barron's Magazine.

Producer Lee Mendelson talks about the creative partnership between the musician and the 'Peanuts' world.

The Moneybeat crew gets to the bottom of the latest short seller's Valeant report -- which offers no new allegations. But is the company's reputation already tarnished?

The British pop singer continues to set records with her new single.

Russia mourns as officials seek cause of jet crash in Egypt, the leadership styles of the 2016 candidates and a look back at the 2015 World Series.

Harvard professor Larry Lessig has ended his unorthodox bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, citing rules that would have kept him out off the stage at the upcoming Democratic debate.

In her New York City kitchen, purveyor of fine meat Ariane Daguin cooks plenty of it, regularly feeds her friends and plays a mean hand of poker. Here she shares her recipe for Berkshire pork baby back ribs.

On 12th Street in Greenwich Village, the colorful two-bedroom apartment was designed by Kelly Wearstler

WASHINGTON—In the fast-paced world of Washington politics, the Supreme Court often seems to move on its own time. That appeared the case Monday when the justices took the bench for their scheduled 10 a.m. argument—and neither clock in the majestic courtroom displayed a correct time.

The more you check how your investments are doing, the worse off you will be, research suggests.

Describing something as the Harvard of its field is usually a compliment. But that wasn’t quite Donald Trump’s intent when he called Iraq the “Harvard of terrorism” during a recent appearance on CNN.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on the GOP candidate's boost from the third presidential debate. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot explains the significance of a recent international arbitration ruling against Beijing’s South China Sea territorial claims. Photo credit: Getty Images.

American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow John Bolton on Syria’s Bashar Assad and Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Brett Snyder at CrankyFlier.com looks at whether Comac's new C919 airliner will hurt Boeing and Airbus in the fast-growing Asian market.

Center for Education Reform Senior Fellow and President Emeritus Jeanne Allen on a controversial new study of online charter schools. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The scene at the Lunchbox Fund’s benefit dinner with Sting, Michael Stipe, Liv Tyler and more.

Gov. Chris Christie is chiding his Republican presidential competitors for complaining about how media networks have structured the GOP debates thus far, making the New Jersey governor one of the few candidates who has publicly stuck up for the process.

Donny Deutsch joins Tanya Rivero on Lunch Break to talk all about his new USA comedic series "Donny!"

Researchers are beginning to discover why you can break your budget despite getting all the basics right. WSJ’s Charlie Wells joins Tanya Rivero to discuss. Photo: Getty

Sprint Chief Executive Marcelo Claure is looking to shave as much as $2.5 billion from the company’s operating expenses in the next six months. Among the first things to go: free water bottles and yogurt.

Xiaomi will start selling smartphones in Africa later this month, as it searches for growth outside of China.

New York’s Tishman family has been a major player for more than a century through the ups and downs of real estate. Now one of the family’s main branches also is getting a good feel for the ups and downs of real estate technology startups.

An entrepreneur known for caffeinating the world is determined to make it a better place.