Новости за 09.01.2017

Jack Ma, founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group, and President-elect Donald Trump discussed selling more U.S. goods, especially agricultural products, to China through Alibaba’s trading platform.

Alibaba Group founder and executive chairman, Jack Ma, met with President-elect Donald Trump on Monday to discuss U.S.-China business relationships and efforts to create more jobs in America. Photo: Agence France-Presse/Getty Images

VW executive Oliver Schmidt is suspected of participating in a conspiracy to defraud the U.S. in connection with the company’s emissions-cheating scandal.

A Kremlin spokesman called an assessment by the U.S. intelligence community regarding allegations that Russians hackers influenced the U.S. elections "amateur." WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains. PHOTO: SETH WENIG/ASSOCIATED PRESS

Astronomers have long argued over the origin of the moon. Israeli researchers released new calculations Monday that suggest the moon was forged in a brutal rain of cosmic debris that repeatedly hammered the fledgling Earth over millions of years.

The state of Colorado has a unique way of refunding the fines, fees and other costs it imposes on defendants whose convictions later are overturned: It doesn’t.

One thing all of this year’s presidential candidates agree on: A smaller role for the U.S., a larger one for Russia.

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on why Democrats are gearing up for a fight over Donald Trump’s cabinet picks. Photo: Getty

Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot on how the Russian dictator undermined Donald Trump and sowed discord in Washington. Photo: AP

Editorial Board Member Collin Levy on why another southern state has adopted pro-worker laws. Photo: AP

Touro Institute Professor Anne Bayefsky previews the next multilateral effort to isolate the Middle East’s only democracy. Photo: Getty

The rocket industry, hoping to launch thousands of microsatellites in coming years, rushes to one of the last places on Earth with few commercial flights, shipping routes, cities—or people.

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 The pound fell sharply against the dollar and euro Monday. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG NEWS Sterling Falls to 10-Week Low on May’s Brexit Comments: The […]

How Trump's election has changed Obama's post-presidency plans, "La La Land" breaks Golden Globe record and fans hold out hope for reasonable College Football Playoff championship tickets.

Hole-in-one contests add fun and drama to golf tournaments — until someone lands a lucky shot. That’s when lawyers often get involved. A case decided Friday actually involved two lucky strokes: a pair of holes-in-one at PGA’s Greenbrier Classic golf tournament in West Virginia in July 2015. Tournament host Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs […]

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Fiat Chrysler’s decision to spend $1 billion on two U.S. plants wasn’t related to President-elect Donald Trump’s pressure on the auto industry to bring more production and jobs to America, the company’s chief executive said.

Automotive suppliers are showcasing their new self-driving technology in an effort to become sellers of something more than commodity parts.

A bad game by the Giants' polarizing wide receiver fans the flames of criticism for his trip to Florida earlier in the week.

The skies above Syria are an international incident waiting to happen, an unprecedented situation in which U.S. and Russian jets have crowded the same airspace fighting parallel wars, with American pilots worried about colliding with Russian pilots.

Cameron Dallas is among the most popular digital influencers grabbing the fashion industry's spotlight. WSJ's Christina Binkley and Tanya Rivero profile the 22-year-old internet celebrity and his likely path to fashion stardom. Photo: Getty

Can QVC compete in the age of Amazon? WSJ's Marcelo Prince and Tanya Rivero discuss how QVC, amid U.S. sales declines reported for the first time in seven years, is trying to keep pace with e-commerce retailers. Photo: Kyle Grantham for The Wall Street Journal

Will "La La Land" headline the Academy Awards after winning seven Golden Globes? WSJ’s Chris Farley joins Tanya Rivero to discuss how likely Golden Globe-winning actors and movies are to find success on Oscar night. Photo: Lionsgate

Hedge fund executive Robert Mercer and his family are poised to become major power brokers in Donald Trump's Washington. WSJ's Keach Hagey joins Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero and explains how the Mercers saw the appetite among voters for an outsider candidate as early as 2014. Photo: Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan Agency

Takeda Pharmaceutical’s proposed acquisition of Ariad Pharmaceuticals for about $4.7 billion could boost valuations as buyers regain confidence in ability to raise prices.