Новости за 11.08.2016

Pakistan’s response to a suicide bombing that killed dozens this week reflects an unwillingness to alter policies that empower some jihadist groups, according to critics of Islamabad’s approach on terrorism.

Since it went on sale in May, the Jaguar F-Pace SUV has already effectively doubled Jaguar’s monthly volume. But would it be even better as a station wagon, asks Dan Neil.

Among the many issues leaders looking to reinvigorate the European Union in the wake of Britain’s exit vote must address is the complaint that decision-making isn't properly accountable to the people.

Kohl’s posted a surprise increase in profit as gross margin expanded in the latest quarter, as the retailer made progress on its plan to clear out excess inventory.

Adults getting into the coloring craze may find it tricky to create beautiful works of art. Here are some tips to take your coloring book pages from preschool to Picasso. Photo/Video: Carly Marsh/The Wall Street Journal

Alibaba posted its best quarter since going public but spending on pet projects caused big losses for the Chinese e-commerce company.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips on why the Republican Senate majority is at risk. Plus: Trump’s sound money upside, China’s forced confessions and a class action defeat to cheer.

The Syrian government said it delivered aid to Aleppo, a day after its ally Russia announced a 3-hour daily cease-fire in the city. Rebels said the aid reached only regime-held areas, while the United Nations called for 48-hour cease-fires in the fighting. Photo: Associated Press

Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips on why the Republican Party may lose its Senate majority. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Atlas Network Senior Fellow Judy Shelton on why Donald Trump’s currency laments could spark much-needed change. Photo credit: Corbis.

Human Rights Watch Director of Global Initiatives Minky Worden on the Xi regime’s crackdown on human-rights activists. Photo credit: CCTV via AP Video.

Foxconn reported a 31% decline in second-quarter net profit, as iPhone sales have slumped in a maturing market.

Competitive Enterprise Institute Senior Attorney Ted Frank on an important legal victory against frivolous trial lawyer fees. Photo credit: Reuters.

The murders of two joggers in New York and Massachusetts in the past week has renewed awareness in best practices to stay safe when going out for a run. Trainer and author Marcello Pedalino discusses safety tips on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: iStock

With millennials poised to inherit 30 trillion dollars over the next 20 years, the primary issue isn't how to manage that money, it's how to access it. Lost passwords, access codes and email accounts deleted by service providers upon a person's death can create a minefield of challenges. HighTower Advisors' Laurie Kamhi joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero and explains the importance of managing the digital properties of inheritance. Photo: iStock

Originally seeking $59.95 million in 2013, Mike Markkula‘s 14,000-acre property comes with a private lake and landing strip.

A team of engineers at the University of California, San Diego have created a disposable temporary tattoo with an attached electronic reader they say can accurately measure alcohol levels in sweat and transmit the information to a mobile device. Photo: UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump promised a home-building group "big league" tax cuts and "massive" cuts in regulation while add said Democratic rival Hillary Clinton would spoil the economy.

The U.S. housing market has soared back, with prices just 2% shy of that record high. But while the recovery has been stronger than expected, it has left behind millions of middle-class Americans. WSJ's Laura Kusisto explains on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

The mixes feature classic and contemporary musicians from many different genres.

Arianna Huffington, co-founder of the Huffington Post, says she will be leaving the company in the coming weeks to focus on a soon-to-launch startup dedicated to issues of health and wellness. WSJ's Lukas Alpert has exclusive details on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Bloomberg

California’s Carneros region may have been overshadowed by other newer appellations, but a small group of vineyard owners and vintners who still believe in the region are looking to restore youth and excitement.

Buyers of luxury condos will pay a premium for ceilings that are even just a foot higher than the standard, but tall rooms pose challenges.

A small group of wealthy homeowners—hotelier André Balazs and artist Brice Marden among them—have restored the estates of the Livingston clan

Watch a film clip from "Pete's Dragon," starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Robert Redford, Oakes Fegley. Photo: Walt Disney Pictures