Новости за 16.03.2016

China’s powerful state broadcaster has taken aim at Alibaba, ramping up pressure on the e-commerce giant to tackle fake sales on its shopping platforms.

WSJ's Jon Hilsenrath has analysis of the Federal Reserve's decision to leave interest rates steady and reduce the number of anticipated rate hikes in 2016 from four to two.

The U.K.’s official growth forecasts were slashed in Wednesday’s Budget; the productivity drag is hitting home.

The judge on Spike TV’s ‘Ink Master’ on washable markers, comfy SUVs and the effect of Instagram on tats.

Peabody Energy Corp., the U.S.’s biggest coal miner, Wednesday posted a going-concern notice in a regulatory filing, warning of possible bankruptcy.

Underpricing Oculus should put Sony to the head of the virtual-reality pack as it readies to launch its PlayStation VR, and kick start what could be the newest technological wave.

The comedian also posted a hand-written press release to Facebook and Twitter.

Oil prices wavered after new government data Wednesday showed some disappointing signs on demand, but the market is still holding to gains tied to a meeting among exporters who may cap their output.

Occipital's Structure Sensor snaps onto iPhones and iPads, giving the user the ability to capture 3-D scans anywhere. Photo/Video: Denise Blostein/The Wall Street Journal

Bain Capital is paying $150 million to take control of Asia Pacific Medical Group, a China-focused hospital operator, in a bet on growth in the country’s health-care sector as the world’s most populous nation ages.

President Barack Obama has picked Kansas to win the NCAA "March Madness" men's basketball tournament.

If Judge Garland receives a hearing on his nomination it would be his second before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Excerpts from his 1995 confirmation hearing shed light on how he approaches his job.

Real-time updates and analysis of the Fed’s March meeting and Janet Yellen’s press conference from the Journal’s economy team.

Baker Hostetler Partner David Rivkin on Judge Merrick Garland and the wisdom of an election-year showdown with Congress. Photo credit: EPA/Michael Reynolds.

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on John Kasich’s win in Ohio, Marco Rubio’s exit and the march to the Cleveland convention. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Editorial Board Member Joe Rago on the former Secretary of State’s lead against Bernie Sanders in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Photo credit: Reuters.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott urged Republicans to rally behind Donald Trump as their presidential nominee on Wednesday, one day after the New York businessman trounced U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio on his home turf and pushed him out of the race.

Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on Republican presidential candidate John Kasich’s record of bipartisanship. Photo credit: AFP/Getty Images.

China restructured its economy once. Why can’t it do it again?

Now that 3-D printers like New Matter's Mod-T cost less than $400, they're a lot more accessible to families and schools. Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler explains some of the fun parents and children can have with them. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis

The traditional fisherman’s onion lamp—with its round globe and tin cage—gets a chic, 21st-century face-lift.

The German car maker’s new boss wants to have his cake and eat it too.

The German luxury-car maker announced a strategy shift that includes plans to invest in new technology to head off upstart competitors, such as the ride-sharing service Uber and Alphabet’s Google.

Home-building in the U.S. rebounded in February, reaching its highest level since September due to a surge in construction of single-family homes.

Among those likely to be disappointed by President Obama's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court: anyone who was looking for a little more diversity among The Nine.