Новости за 19.04.2016

The interceptions of a U.S. Air Force plane and a Navy destroyer by Russian warplanes last week were unsafe and highlight the need for Wednesday’s discussion between Russia and the Western allies, the head of North Atlantic Treaty Organization said Tuesday.

New York is one of the most diverse states to vote so far 2016, a complicated mix of races and occupations spread across a state that holds big cities and farmlands – from New York City to Niagara Falls. Here's a cheat sheet for what and where to watch Tuesday night.

Daily email newsletter company theSkimm is rolling out Skimm Ahead, a paid subscription product that automatically puts big news and cultural events on people’s digital calendars.

As the presidential contenders fight for delegates in New York, WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why the Empire State is crucial to the front-runners in both parties. Photo: AP

As the presidential contenders fight for delegates in New York, WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why the Empire State is crucial to the front-runners in both parties. Photo: AP

An earlier proposed deal was rejected by the government last year as being not in the national interest.

China’s bond market has been showing signs of indigestion, with dozens of failed offerings and rising yields. Offshore property-bond investors haven’t seemed to get the message.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made an inconvenient blunder during a campaign stop in Buffalo, New York, Monday evening, referring to 7-Eleven while taking about 9/11. Photo: Reuters

AB InBev accepted the around $2.9 billion binding offer from Japan’s Asahi for SABMiller’s European premium brands, an important step in the Belgian brewer’s effort to get regulatory approval for the pending acquisition of its biggest rival.

Publicis first-quarter sales growth beat analysts’ expectations but the advertising company warned that a loss of key clients last year would erode revenue in the coming months.

The kingdom’s decision not to freeze production and to blame Iran underscores the regional rivalry.

The Taliban claimed responsibility for a large explosion outside a Kabul government building that Afghan and Western officials said killed at least nine people and wounded more than 200 others.

French dairy maker Danone said first-quarter sales dropped 3% as the strengthening euro curbed revenue in emerging markets.

Construction of a giant new cement plant—the last thing China needs—helps explain why this year’s economic pickup is unlikely to last.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is scheduled to report its first-quarter results Tuesday before the market opens. Here's what to look for:

Jho Low controlled hundreds of millions of dollars of money through a network of contacts, and amassed riches himself.

After decades of weak political leadership, the Philippines’ recent economic rise under President Benigno Aquino III hangs in the balance as voters choose a new president in May for the next 6 years. Photo: Warangkana Chomchuen/The Wall Street Journal

Roche Holding reported an increase in first-quarter revenue following strong sales of its cancer and immunology drugs.

A prison in Japan’s Kumamoto prefecture is serving as a temporary shelter for some of the tens of thousands of people still displaced by two major earthquakes last week.

Pablo Córdoba, a 51-year-old receptionist at a hotel in the town of Portoviejo, called for his own rescue from his cellphone. The death toll from Saturday’s 7.8-magnitude earthquake climbed to at least 413, while thousands remained without power.

Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff vowed to defend her presidency, criticizing her impeachment by the lower house of congress on Sunday as an illegitimate and groundless act led by lawmakers who are themselves under a shadow of scandal.

Human rights groups have long charged that one of the crudest examples of illegality in Chinese criminal procedure is the political use of psychiatry to detain, imprison, and forcibly medicate dissidents and activists.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff vowed to fight against her impeachment by the lower house of congress and continued to deny doing anything illegal. Photo: Getty Images

Federal prosecutors are investigating whether the blood-testing company misled investors about the state of its technology and operations.