Новости за 11.08.2016

Macy’s said it would shut 100 more stores, about 15% of its base, in the retailer’s latest move to contend with falling foot traffic and sliding sales.

The price of goods shipped to the U.S. from abroad rose in July, a sign firmer inflation may be in the pipeline.

Police in India say they are investigating a group of doctors and middlemen they allege were involved in illegal organ transplants.

India’s upper house of Parliament this week passed a bill to decriminalize suicide and improve care for people with mental illness. Here's what you need to know.

A high-pressure steam pipe exploded at a power station in central China, killing 21 and injuring five others, an official newspaper reported.

Alibaba reported revenue and earnings that easily topped expectations in the most recent quarter as the Chinese e-commerce giant continued to add users and drive mobile sales.

Today on the campaign trail and more of the biggest news stories and exclusive features from Washington on politics, policy, financial regulation and defense.

India’s upper house of Parliament this week passed a bill to decriminalize suicide and improve care for people with mental illness. Here's what you need to know.

Australia’s biggest telecommunications company, which is trying to woo customers following a series of network outages, also aims to spend $1.16 billion to buy back Telstra shares after a 37% rise in net profit.

U.S. judoka Kayla Harrison, who won gold in London in 2012, is looking to repeat in the 78 kg weight class at Rio’s Olympic Park on Thursday.

Virginia Thrasher will seek to become only the second American ever to win two gold medals in shooting at the same Olympic Games.

A suspect who had been banned from associating with Islamic State was killed in a police operation in Strathroy, Canada, late Wednesday, after what an official said was a suicide bomb plot.

Quicker deportations, a firmer hand with rejected asylum seekers and enhanced surveillance are among the ideas brought forward by Germany’s interior minister to combat recent violence.

For all of Donald Trump’s talk earlier this year about expanding the political map to compete in states past Republican presidential candidates have ceded to Democrats, his general election campaign schedule travels have taken him to the same set of states past GOP nominees have contested.

Writer Adam Penn explains the odd crossover,

Europe’s biggest travel business TUI batted away concerns about the impact of the U.K. vote to leave the EU, terrorism and political instability in the Middle East. Shares rose more than 4% in morning trading.

Hillary Clinton is expected to outline her plan for U.S. infrastructure, including large spending programs for improvement to roads, bridges and ports, in a speech on Thursday. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains why there could be bipartisan support for her proposals. Photo: AP

The escalating fight for Aleppo has emerged as a test for both President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and the local al Qaeda spinoff that is among the Sunni rebels seeking to oust him, Yaroslav Trofimov writes.

In addition to keeping the White House, Democrats have their sights on retaking control of the Senate in November, as a number of Republican incumbents appear vulnerable with Donald Trump at the top of their ticket. WSJ's Shelby Holliday runs through five key races to watch. Photo: Getty Images

A new online video featuring some of Bollywood's top stars invokes the Hindu goddess of wealth, Lakshmi, to try to persuade Indians to stop littering.

When it’s speaking English, Tesla says its Autopilot driver-assist function doesn’t turn its vehicles into self-driving cars—but when it’s speaking Chinese it suggests otherwise, a translation decision that may just have backfired on the auto maker.

Israel is allowing more Palestinian workers to enter the country legally, even as it clamps down on people-smuggling from the West Bank.

A second Rio Olympics pool turned green on Wednesday, after the diving pool became discolored on Tuesday. Photo: Associated Press

Multiple wildfires broke out in southern France and Portugal on Wednesday, burning thousands of acres of land and leaving several people dead. Photo: Getty Images

China’s State Grid Corp. and Hong Kong’s Cheung Kong Infrastructure have one week to respond to national-security concerns around bids to take a controlling stake in Australia’s largest electricity network.