Новости за 01.12.2016

Auto makers reported U.S. sales on track for a record November as Black Friday deals, steep incentives and consumer confidence drew more car shoppers into showrooms.

After publicly shaming Carrier Corp. throughout the presidential campaign, Donald Trump announced a deal on Thursday with the company’s parent to keep 1,000 jobs in Indiana in exchange for state tax breaks. Is this model repeatable with other companies? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer. Photo: Getty

Bank of Mexico Gov. Agustín Carstens will step down in July to become general manager of the Switzerland-based BIS.

Maersk Line has agreed to buy Hamburg Süd, boosting its presence on North-South shipping routes, increasing market share and cutting the average age of its fleet.

Why send off the same old store-bought chocolate this holiday season when a tin of homemade peppermint bark is (literally) so much cooler? This recipe produces a beautiful batch with just 15 minutes of effort.

President François Hollande said he wouldn’t stand for re-election in May, an unprecedented decision for a French head of state that adds more uncertainty to France’s presidential race.

New Washington-Beijing consensus emerges over North Korean threat but few expect United Nations penalties alone to end Kim Jong Un’s pursuit nuclear weapons.

The U.K. would consider making payments to the European Union’s budget to secure the best possible trade access, the minister overseeing Britain’s exit from the bloc said.

The Bolivian Civil Aviation Authority said Thursday it indefinitely suspended the operating license for LaMia airlines following the deadly crash of its charter plane in Colombia.

Main Street Columnist Bill McGurn on Donald Trump’s abuse of government power for political ends. Photo: AP

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. decodes the Treasury Secretary nominee’s comments on tax reform. Photo: Getty

Heritage Senior Legal Fellow Hans von Spakovsky on evidence that noncitizens continue to vote in American elections. Photo: iStock

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Paul Howard on a rare bipartisan effort to reform the FDA. Photo: iStock

"Kubo and the Two Strings" producer/director Travis Knight joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero and discusses the movie's award for best animated picture from the National Board of Review, as well as the stop-action technology that brings the characters to life. Photo: Focus Features

The total income reported on the top 400 individual tax returns rose 20% in 2014, according to Internal Revenue Service data released Thursday.

Tacoma police officer killed responding to domestic violence call, Donald Trump and Wall Street make up quickly and Giving Tuesday charitable tally jumps 44% to smash record.

Fitbit is close to acquiring smartwatch maker Pebble, according to a person familiar with the matter, the latest sign of consolidation in the weakening wearables market.

Glencore is healthier thanks to China, but uncertainty in demand and heavy debt means calls for caution.

If the seller, lawyer-turned-entrepreneur William Duker, gets his asking price, the property would set a new record for a residential sale in Miami.

As part of new labor deal, regular-season record will decide which league gets edge in October

The Labor Department is appealing an injunction that halted the Dec. 1 implementation of a regulation requiring employers to start paying overtime to workers earning salaries of less than $47,476 a year.

Amazon.com’s cloud-computing unit unveiled a new service to help protect customers against cyberattacks of the sort that rendered dozens of popular websites unreachable for parts of a day last month.

BP plans to press ahead with a major deep water project in the Gulf of Mexico—the latest evidence oil companies are tentatively wading back into big-ticket projects amid signs a two-year crude-market slump is ending.

Richard C. Reid, aka the “Shoe Bomber,” wants a federal judge to declare him bankrupt. The al Qaeda-trained terrorist tried to light a bomb in his shoe on a Paris-to-Miami flight weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks and is serving a life sentence at a “supermax” prison in Colorado. In a handwritten letter to U.S. […]

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS Brexit Secretary David Davis arrives at Downing Street in London, England. PHOTO: Getty Images U.K. Would Consider Paying for EU Market Access […]