Новости за 23.02.2016

Teaching children to eat at a leisurely pace may help to prevent overeating and weight gain, researchers are reporting.

So that's how the 10th season of "The X-Files" is going to end, is it? Seriously? Fans of the show are probably flipping out after that cliffhanger.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s plans to corner Chinese medical markets by tracking and selling prescription drugs online appear to be backfiring.

How a foreign supply chain went through China to Pyongyang.

A city in Japan is going bananas for Shabani, a handsome ape some liken to George Clooney.

Mining giant BHP Billiton said it posted a $5.67 billion first-half loss and scrapped its long-held pledge to keep its dividend steady or rising, a move it had dismissed as unlikely just six months ago.

Faced with greater debt and less savings, more female workers are delaying retirement, a shift that’s helping to transform America’s economy.

Last year, China’s object of great smartphone hype was Xiaomi. This year, it’s Huawei Technologies. And all of that is just fine with ZTE, which has outsold both of those companies in the U.S.

Big European telecom companies are renewing their push for new rules that would help them better compete with Silicon Valley, despite efforts for conciliation from tech giants including Facebook.

Where was Mark Levin when Trump was still a big bubble waiting to be popped?

More than one-third of Britain’s 100 largest companies came out in support of the U.K. remaining a member of the European Union, stepping up businesses’ intervention in the debate after Downing Street urged them to weigh in.

The National Football League has been ordered to return what its union calculates is more than $100 million to the pool of revenue that it shares with its players.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals likely needs to restate some of its previous financial results based on the findings of an internal investigation into its business.

Mark Zuckerberg’s promotion of a Samsung device spreads Facebook’s virtual-reality bets.

After winning the Daytona 500, Denny Hamlin offers a tip about parellel parking, convertibles and weighs in about singing in the car.

The Lady Vols’ streak of 565 consecutive weeks in the AP poll, which began on Feb. 17, 1985, ended on Monday.

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. is quietly testing technology that underpins the digital currency bitcoin on U.S. dollar transfers between London and Tokyo, part of an effort to boost its spending to deal with emerging threats from Silicon Valley.

He shoots the messenger—us—for asking to see his ‘beautiful’ returns.

Cromartie who turns 32 in April, was one year into a four-year, $32 million contract, meaning the Jets will save $8 million against the NFL salary cap next season by cutting him.

The Vice President said in 1992 that the Senate shouldn’t act on a nominee in an election year.

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt on overprotective parenting producing thin-skinned college students.

Ugly treatment of high court nominees is the fruit of a frustrated democracy.

It is now possible to measure everything, from the movement of billions of stars to each heartbeat.

Violent crime, not drugs, has driven imprisonment. And drug offenses usually are for dealing, not using.

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, who dropped out of the Republican presidential nominating contest earlier this month, says he won't be endorsing anyone in the race.