Новости за 07.04.2016

Rapper 50 Cent got slapped on the wrist from his bankruptcy judge for bringing his phone into the courthouse, where it appeared he had taken a photo of himself with stacks of fake cash tucked into his belt and posted it to Instagram.

Bavarian police say they have arrested two men, an Iraqi and a Nigerian, on suspicion that they may have been preparing a “serious act of violence.”

Aaron David Miller: Iran sees advantages to damaging U.S. credibility. One step has been creating the perception that the U.S. is using ISIS to expand its influence in the region at the expense of Shiites.

Basketball legend Tommy Heinsohn has been with the Boston Celtics as a player, coach and broadcaster for 60 years. He is green for life, unabashedly.

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Southern Company CEO Thomas Fanning and former NRG CEO David Crane debate the necessity of diverse energy portfolios and distributed generation at the 2015 ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Toyota Motor Corp. is expanding its artificial intelligence research to University of Michigan, its third university collaboration in the U.S. to try to advance its efforts in autonomous driving.

Former NRG CEO David Crane says post combustion carbon capture needs to be economically viable in order to meet the world’s climate goals. He speaks at the ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.

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World Bank Energy Sector Leader Dejan Ostojic talks about the tension between building out cheap energy and sustainable energy in the developing world. He speaks at the ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Hudson Clean Energy Partners CEO Neil Auerbach discusses the importance of subsidies for solar energy even though the technology may be economically viable on its own. He speaks at the ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Underpinning last week's court ruling curbing federal oversight of MetLife Inc. was a recent Supreme Court decision striking down limits on power plant mercury emissions.

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Borrowing by U.S. consumers picked up a little in February, a sign steady job creation is helping underpin household finances.

The Democratic presidential race appeared headed for playground territory Thursday as Sen. Bernie Sanders doubled down on his charge that Hillary Clinton isn't qualified to be president.

The first episode of the new season is titled 'The Red Woman.'

Outside super PACs help fuel GOP delegate wars, White House to Shifts $500 million to combat Zika and how to rein in teenage drivers.

Belgian Police on Thursday released a video that uses security-camera footage to track the movements that an unidentified suspect made in the hours following the March 22 ISIS-linked Brussels bombings that killed 32 people. Authorities hope the video might help lead to his capture. Photo: Getty

Airspace management system AirMap wants to keep the skies safe, even as they fill up with more drones.

Donald Trump’s campaign on Thursday announced an expanded role for its delegate czar Paul Manafort, who had been subservient in his lane to campaign manager Corey Lewandowski since joining the effort last month.

The ECB says it doesn’t target the exchange rate. But bank officials have a habit of stepping up to talk the euro down whenever it rises too far.

After Hillary Clinton said Bernie Sanders's recent comments about big banks raised questions about his readiness for the White House, he responded by saying it was Clinton who was unqualified for the top job. Photo: AP

Want to keep millennials from jumping from job to job? Good luck. A new survey indicates millennials are among the largest block of Americans constantly looking for a new job. Marketwatch's Catey Hill joins Lunch Break With Tanya Rivero to discuss. Photo: iStock

Chairman and CEO of France's ENGIE, Gérard Mestrallet, says the participation of businesses in the Paris Climate Agreement helped make the agreement possible. He speaks at the ECO:nomics conference in Santa Barbara, Calif.

Mentalist and magician Oz Pearlman, "America's Got Talent" third-place finisher, joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to demonstrate his latest mind-bending illusion.