Новости за 22.01.2017

A counselor to President Donald Trump repeated Sunday that he won't release his tax returns, despite a petition calling for their release.

The chip maker’s stock has languished as data-center growth slows. A more realistic goal should help.

Consumers and businesses in the U.S. and Europe appear undaunted by the prospect of profound political change on both sides of the Atlantic and may even be encouraged by it.

Keywords: The ‘fourth industrial revolution,’ marked by rapid innovation in automation, artificial intelligence and other areas, will cause income inequality. But tech can also solve it, writes Christopher Mims.

The stock market’s gains under President Obama reflected not just rising valuations, but widening profit margins. President Trump is unlikely to see a repeat.

British Prime Minister Theresa May said she would talk about trade and security when she meets with U.S. President Donald Trump next week, but won’t be afraid to challenge him on issues she finds unacceptable.

Russia and Turkey, which for years have backed opposing sides in Syria’s civil war, say they will work to map the outlines of a peace agreement during negotiations this week, the first major test of whether the powers’ newfound cooperation can achieve a breakthrough to end the conflict.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has a high bar to clear when it releases its quarterly report on Tuesday.

Roger Federer advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open with a 6-7(4), 6-4, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 victory over fifth-seed Kei Nishikori.

While Donald Trump’s inaugural address echoed the same nationalist themes that carried him to victory in November, he and his advisers have emanated a subtler message in other forums, writes Greg Ip.

Host Aziz Ansari touched upon the Women's Marches, racism and immigration in his monologue.

Despite evidence to the contrary, White House press secretary Sean Spicer delivered a statement on Saturday disputing reports that the crowd for President Donald Trump’s inauguration was smaller than those at former President Barack Obama’s inaugurations. Photo: Getty Images

A+E Networks, run by CEO Nancy Dubuc, is a prime example of a mid-tier cable company under pressure to revamp its brands to survive an age of slimmer television channel bundles and on-demand streaming services.

A new trial is slated to begin Monday in a financial fraud case brought against defunct New York law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf’s executives, a year and a half after an earlier attempt to place criminal blame on the one-time leaders ended in a mistrial.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would speak by phone Sunday to U.S. President Donald Trump, as the two leaders look to dramatically shift policy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Indonesia is taking steps to better monitor volcanoes and curb disruptions to air travel after a series of eruptions near popular tourist destinations caused havoc in 2015.

Indonesia's volcanoes, some of the world's most active, pose dangers not only to people on the ground but also to the many planes that increasingly fly through Southeast Asia. The government is now better using technology, science and communication to monitor eruptions. Photo: Getty Images

An overnight passenger train derailed in southern India, the latest accident to hit the country’s massive, disaster-prone rail network.

The Women's March on Washington on Saturday extended across the U.S. and around the world. Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to rebuke President Trump on his first full day in office. Photo: Getty Images

The Women's March on Washington saw more the double the expected crowds on Saturday filling the National Mall and surrounding streets. Hundreds of thousands of attendees marched in a rebuke to newly-elected President Donald Trump and to defend the rights of women, immigrants and LBGTQ. Photo: David Cole for The Wall Street Journal

An audience of 30.6 million people tuned in to watch Donald Trump’s inauguration as president, falling short of 37.8 million who watched Barack Obama’s first swearing in eight years ago, according to Nielsen.

President Donald Trump arrived Saturday at the Central Intelligence Agency headquarters to meet with top officials and address employees at the country’s main intelligence service a day after he took office. Photo: Getty Images

President Trump, joined by his wife Melania and his children, arrived at Washington National Cathedral for the morning service after a day of pomp, pageantry and protests that accompanied his Friday inauguration. Photo: Getty Images