Новости за 17.11.2016

President Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel comment on the disruptive force of social media in a press conference in Berlin, Germany, on Thursday. Photo: AP

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, the vice presidential nominee on Hillary Clinton’s Democratic presidential ticket, said he does not intend to run for president in 2020.

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on the Trump transition process and the trumped-up scandals surrounding chief strategist Steve Bannon. Photo: Reuters

Competitive Enterprise Institute Vice President Wayne Crews on the Trump administration’s plan to ease burdens on business. Photo: Getty

Demosisto Party Secretary-General Joshua Wong on the political reaction to China’s crackdown on the Hong Kong people’s freedoms. Photo: Reuters

Editorial Page Features Editor Melanie Kirkpatrick on whether George Washington had the power to declare a national day of thanksgiving. Photo: Library of Congress

President-Elect Donald Trump has voiced opposition in the recent past to AT&T Inc.'s $85.4 Billion offer for Time Warner Inc. The question now is: How open is he to large-scale mergers? WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains.

Donald Trump's transition team reach out to Democrats, Surgeon General calls drug crisis 'a moral test for America' and and the snooze-fest called Thursday Night Football.

Mexico’s central bank raised interest rates on Thursday as it contends with a weaker peso and uncertainty over the future of the relationship with the U.S.

Writer and director Kelly Fremon Craig and actor Blake Jenner join Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss their new teen coming-of-age comedy and drama, which nods to the 80's teen films by director John Hughes, but with a modern twist.

Actor Sterling K. Brown joins Tanya Rivero on Lunch Break to talk about his lead role on NBC drama "This is Us," as well as his Emmy Award-winning performance in "The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story."

Speaking at a joint news conference on Nov. 17, President Obama urged a constructive approach to Russia, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said they are interested in a good relationship. But both leaders said they would maintain economic sanctions.

The sharp rally following last week’s election has the Dow just 6% away from one forecaster’s vaunted long-term target, years ahead of schedule.

Federal prosecutors filed charges against former Valeant executive Gary Tanner and former Philidor Chief Executive Andrew Davenport, alleging they engaged in a multimillion-dollar fraud and kickback scheme.

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Airbnb Inc., the home-sharing startup, said it would begin allowing travelers to book customized experiences and tours.

Daniel Kahneman, winner of the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in economic sciences, discusses how to optimize corporate decision-making and the dangers in placing too much trust in hindsight. He spoke with investing columnist Jason Zweig at the WSJ CEO Council conference. Photo: Paul Morse

A French court ruled that the far-right National Front can’t strip Jean-Marie Le Pen of his title of honorary party president or exclude him from meetings, complicating efforts to distance the party from its controversial former leader ahead of France’s presidential election.

A soon-to-be-published paper raises hope that a simple blood test can detect brain injuries as conclusively as physicians identify a heart attack.

Places like Farellones, Chile and Bariloche, Argentina offer summertime ski homes for a fraction of Aspen’s prices.

Nintendo’s retro system packs 30 original titles, but finding it is a game unto itself, writes Joanna Stern.

J.P. Morgan Chase has put a probe into its hiring practices behind it, but its settlement raises questions about how the bank and its U.S. peers can move forward in China.

The president urged Donald Trump to stand up to Russia when necessary as he and Germany’s Angela Merkel vowed to address the inequities of globalization that propelled the populist tycoon to the White House.

Belgian designer Gert Voorjans, who covered a Bavarian dining room in a profusion of tartan patterns, defends his risky aesthetic decisions.

The struggling biotech giant shouldn’t abandon its strategy in the face of bad news