Новости за 03.11.2015

Kellogg Co.’s third-quarter earnings fell 8.5% amid costs related to its turnaround efforts and other one-time items, while negative currency impact masked underlying revenue growth.

An Australian firm that is currently being liquidated by regulators also played a key role in managing $2.32 billion for state-owned fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd.

Investors have suffered billions in losses over the past decade on New York's Stuyvesant Town apartment complex. But one little-known company is poised to reap a massive payday.

Standard Chartered outlined a big revamp of its operations amid dire third-quarter earnings which saw the bank report a $139 million pre-tax loss. Here are five key things it plans to do.

Videogame publisher Activision Blizzard said it is acquiring King Digital Entertainment, the maker of the popular smartphone game “Candy Crush Saga,” for $5.9 billion. The deal gives Activision a beachhead in the fast-growing business of mobile games.

For Chinese investors dealing with their own hangover at home, Tokyo’s more sober real-estate market is looking like good medicine.

A roundup of venture-capital news and analysis from VentureWire and around the Web.

The e-commerce giant joins its tech rivals in expanding its family-leave policy to all new parents, regardless of gender.

Twitter Inc. hearts Facebook Inc.’s likes.

Twitter Inc. hearts Facebook Inc.’s likes.

The legendary photographer shares a few of her favorite things.

A former 'Doctor Who' producer and New Line Cinema are teaming to help bring Philip Pullman's acclaimed fantasy trilogy to BBC One.

Producers of palm oil, rubber and paper are bracing for a financial hit from the monthslong forest fires and choking haze smothering Indonesia. The fires have devastated more than 7 million acres of land and polluted the air, damaging agricultural regions that supply companies such as palm-oil producer Cargill and Asia Pulp & Paper.

After Jack Andraka took home the top prize at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair at age 15, his family steered him through accolades, opportunities and backlash.

The bank is raising $5.1 billion of equity to fund a strategy that looks underwhelming.

King Digital’s decision to sell itself to Activision Blizzard Inc. for $5.9 billion could help the Candy Crush game developer solve the conundrum of how to keep converting players into paying customers.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is moving to rein in costs as its members struggle to pay their dues amid a protracted period of low oil prices, OPEC officials said.

An E. coli outbreak linked to Chipotle Mexican Grill restaurants in two states is another setback for a company whose long success marketing healthful fare has recently hit slower growth and increased competition.

Some of Japan’s top railway operators are hoping to make Shinagawa and its environs in southern Tokyo another commercial heart of the capital.

Facebook users are posting less often, so the social network is fighting back with new features to encourage more sharing, such as prompts to spur conversation.

The world's largest law firm is about to get even bigger. Dentons is planning to combine with two other firms in Singapore, Australia. If the deals are successful, it will have more than 7,000 lawyers globally.

Shares in Terna and Snam have performed strongly but the macroeconomic backdrop is looking more challenging for Europe’s regulated utility stocks.

Spending in a seven-way race for seats on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has eclipsed $15.8 million, making it the most expensive judicial election in U.S. history.

A roundup of private equity-related news.

Back in the Nineties, the "Tonight Show" host and the "Trumbo" star co-starred on a soap opera called "Suspended Suspense," acting out all their scenes while hanging from suspension wires.