Новости за 05.12.2015

Here's what to look out for in the week of Dec. 7: Officials seek a climate deal in Paris, drug pricing faces scrutiny in the U.S., and Saudi Arabia holds a historic vote.

The Vatican has engaged an outside auditor for its consolidated financial statements as part of economic reforms.

Islamic State said in a broadcast on al-Bayan Radio that the two main suspects in the San Bernardino Calif., shootings were “supporters” of their organization and called them martyrs. Photo: Associated Press

Critics say high deductibles make insurance 'unaffordable', common holiday scams to avoid and the NFL gets tech help for its concussion issue.

It hasn’t been smooth sailing for the world’s largest floating Christmas tree, which usually is seen for several weeks on a lake in Rio de Janeiro.

Iraq demanded Turkey immediately withdraw additional military personnel deployed​to train Iraqi Kurdish fighters near the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul.

The Federal Reserve is revamping the way it oversees its annual bank stress tests, after internal reviews found the regulator wasn’t handling the exams with the same rigor it demands from financial institutions.

A triple suicide bombing at a market on an island in Lake Chad has killed at least 27 people and injured 90 others, a Chad security official said.

Colombia’s president said searchers have found the wreck of a Spanish galleon that was sunk more than 300 years ago while carrying a big cargo of gold and precious stones.

Chinese authorities detained or interrogated more than a dozen labor activists in a southern manufacturing hub this week, a sweep that underscores Beijing’s growing anxiety over worker unrest.

Following the better than expected November jobs report, David Straus, senior portfolio manager at New Potomac Partners, previews the week ahead on Wall Street.

Big price increases for several medicines are scheduled to be the subject of a congressional hearing in the coming week. Companies including Valeant and Turing Pharmaceuticals have been under fire from doctors, patients and lawmakers.

Climate talks, aviation, copyright and other things to watch in the European Union this week.

It's the weekend. Time to catch up on all the things you didn't have time to read during the week. We've compiled a few suggestions.

Media outlets drew criticism on social media as news crews swarmed into the rented townhouse of the San Bernardino shooting suspects, broadcasting live as they rummaged through baby gear, IDs and photographs.

The United Auto Workers union won a victory in Chattanooga, Tenn., as a group of skilled tradesmen successfully voted to create a collective bargaining unit at Volkswagen AG’s only U.S. plant.

Despite a perception that it is in decline, boxing in New York City is alive and well, with ordinary New Yorkers rising through the ranks in the network of gyms throughout the city. Here's a closer look.

A Canadian man described in court documents as a high-ranking operative in the now-shuttered online black-market site Silk Road has been arrested in Thailand, authorities said.

The Farook family lawyer David Chesley urged the media and the public not to jump to conclusions about the San Bernardino shooters' motivation at a press conference Friday. Photo: AP

A survey of the teams in 2015 that had stress-free success—and the ones that caused permanent emotional damage

U.S. securities regulators are about to crack down on the use of derivatives in certain funds sold to the public, worried some products are too precarious for retail investors.

These cinnamon-spiced, kirsch-spiked, almond-packed cookies make the perfect Christmas gift.

Desperate to reverse a noticeable and embarrassing deterioration of the air quality in India’s capital, the government on Friday said it plans to restrict the number of cars allowed on the road on any given day and to close some coal-fired power plants.

Signs of radicalization and potential inspiration from foreign terrorist groups have led the FBI to investigate the mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif., as an act terrorism. WSJ's Shelby Holliday has the latest update from officials.

Norfolk Southern rejected Canadian Pacific’s $28 billion acquisition offer, saying the tie-up undervalues the company and is unlikely to be cleared by regulators.