Новости за 23.02.2016

Allowing the U.S. to fly armed drones from Italian air bases in operations against Islamic State in Libya isn’t a precursor to Italian support for military action there, Italy’s Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni said.

Companies are offering rent subsidies, house-hunting services and down-payment help for employees willing to live close to the office. And, managers say, these employees often work late and stay with the company longer.

Greece has filed a strongly worded protest to Austria to complain about being omitted from a meeting, called by Vienna, of Balkan states affected by the migration crisis.

J.P. Morgan Chase expects to further build reserves related to potential energy losses in the first quarter.

The hair stylist to open his second salon in March

A new generation of tech-focused startups are charging into real-estate brokerage, rolling out an array of mobile services in hopes of grabbing a piece of the red-hot U.S. apartment market.

In the second installment of her trip to a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan, Samantha Bee gives lessons in sweatpants, Netflix and chill, and Whitney Houston.

Consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in seven months in February as Americans grew more pessimistic about business conditions and their personal finances.

British Prime Minister David Cameron made a direct appeal to members of the public who are undecided ahead of the upcoming referendum on European Union membership, as he also fended off questions about the rift between him and London’s mayor over the issue.

The Justice Department has gone to court to force Apple Inc. to help investigators extract data from more than a dozen iPhones in federal cases across the country, unsealed court documents show.

Publisher David Chickey launched nonprofit Radius Books in Santa Fe so he could keep the profile small—and produce art monographs that prioritize inventive design.

United Technologies CEO Gregory Hayes said there is “no path forward” for a merger proposal from Honeywell International that would combine the two industrial giants.

More countries are set to join an international effort to close corporate-tax loopholes over coming months, under a proposal presented by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Though D.A. Wallach is a man of many worlds, transitioning from music to tech, his projects have one aim: to make an impact.

In the affluent suburb of Rancho Santa Fe, Del Dios Ranch includes a driving range, barn and a home designed by architect Fred Briggs.

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Mexico’s economy slowed in the fourth quarter as a sluggish industrial sector partly offset strength in services, although growth in all of 2015 was the fastest in three years.

German data underline that the economic challenge for central bankers is increasingly a global one.

Eero combats frustrating Wi-Fi dead zones with an armada of little wireless routers, Geoffrey A. Fowler writes.

Angie’s List shares tumbled on Tuesday after reporting a disappointing fourth quarter even as the service marketplace and consumer-review site turned its first-ever full-year profit.

Usher is best known as a singer-songwriter, dancer and actor, but is also an investor in tech startups. masterclass.com New Enterprise Associates, Robert Downey Jr. and Usher are among new the investors in MasterClass, a site that offers interactive and video courses taught by big names including athletes, actors and singers. The San Francisco company, […]

The Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday gave its conditional support to a proposed cease-fire that the international community hopes will revive peace talks in the war-torn country. The announcement comes less than a day after the U.S. and Russia agreed to implement the cease-fire on Saturday. Photo: AP

The clean-up job is coming along, but Standard Chartered’s revenues are falling faster than expected. That makes it hard to find value here.

Cespedes turned heads at the Mets' team facility in Port St. Lucie when he arrived in a customized Polaris SL.