Новости за 07.04.2016

Watch the film trailer for "Sweet Bean," starring Masatoshi Nagase and Kirin Kiki. Photo: Kino Lorber

"David Brent: Life on the Road" depicts "The Office" character as a salesman with rock and roll dreams.

A new debt deal rightly sent Valeant shares rocketing. Maintaining the stock’s newfound momentum will get tougher from here.

The Georgian province of Kakheti, between the mountains and the Black Sea, has charming small towns, idyllic countryside and an ancient winemaking tradition that’s just starting to catch a buzz.

Watch a film clip from "Louder Than Bombs," starring Jesse Eisenberg, Gabriel Byrne and Isabelle Huppert. Photo: The Orchard

The presidential primary races here have quickly become a bid to prove a candidate’s New York credentials, and on Thursday Hillary Clinton stepped up her strategy by hopping on the New York City subway.

The 'Late Show' host lists several other 'wasteful departments,' like the 'Department of Justins.'

Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee have been fighting the Obama administration’s rule on investment advice for years—and on the day after the formal release of the final rule, they rolled out a new strategy: criticizing the regulation through Seinfeld GIFs.

New luxury real-estate developments around the Caribbean that appeal not only to golf enthusiasts, but to beach-lovers and those who want family friendly activities.

The number of U.S. workers who applied for new unemployment benefits fell last week, the latest sign of a healthy labor market.

Here is what Hillary Clinton said about whether Bernie Sanders was qualified to be president.

After inheriting her grandmother’s collection of the intricate unglazed stoneware known as jasperware, a young writer finds herself obsessed with finding more. Spirited haggling ensues.

Inventions that are troubled sometimes lead to big successes—but not in the originally intended fields, says Amanda Foreman.

The Spanish island courts affluent second-home buyers with days of golf and nights of food and wine.

Growing up, Joe Queenan was exposed to the criminal classes in a harmless, almost charming fashion. On the Internet, he’s surrounded by wickedness.

ECB corporate bond purchases help the central bank expand its reach, but might not boost investment.

ZTE’s shares plunged upon resuming trading following a monthlong suspension, as the Chinese telecommunications giant continues to face uncertainties after allegedly violating U.S. trade laws.

In Waiea, an under-construction tower in the Ward Village master planned community, the roughly 10,100-square-foot unit with private pool would become the priciest condo in the state if it sells for its asking price.

Try your hand at this week's Wall Street Journal math puzzle.

Eight relatives of former and current top Chinese officials are identified as clients of a Panamanian law firm who have set up or invested in companies incorporated in offshore tax havens. Photo: Getty Images

Forecasters in The Wall Street Journal’s monthly survey of economists trimmed their estimates for 2016 employment gains and for economic growth amid market volatility and signs of a cautious consumer.

A roundup of private equity-related news.

A couple buys a late-19th-century home in Hayes Valley and works to preserve its character inside and out.

The job of being a Supreme Court justice has gotten more complex and requires a firmer command of legal skills than in earlier times, according to Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

Sylvia Mantella created a 1,000-square-foot dressing area in her home’s master wing that shows off pieces by designers like Alexander McQueen.