Новости за 02.02.2017

Former Exxon Mobil Chief Executive Rex Tillerson was sworn in as U.S. Secretary of State by Vice President Mike Pence in the presence of President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday. Photo: Reuters

President Enrique Peña Nieto said the clock has started on a remaking of the North American Free Trade Agreement, with the government beginning a 90-day period to consult with the country’s private sector and prepare a negotiating position.

Facebook recorded a 51% jump in fourth-quarter revenue, reflecting the still-vibrant mobile advertising business that has driven the social-media giant’s growth over the last four years.

After a whirlwind 48 hours in which two big-money backers pulled out of a deal to move the Oakland Raiders to Las Vegas, football fans across much of the southwest are wondering where will the team end up.

Reckitt Benckiser Group confirmed it is in talks to buy baby-food maker Mead Johnson Nutrition, a move that would further a push by the U.K. consumer giant into the healthy-products arena..

Low-key, studious and almost bland, Atlanta’s Matt Ryan has turned the knock against him into his calling card.

The commissioner took on Deflategate and a spate of relocations during an at-times combative state-of-the-league news conference.

Democratic lawmakers are seeking a Pentagon probe into President Donald Trump's national security adviser Mike Flynn, saying he may have violated the U.S. Constitution's Emoluments Clause while a retired lieutenant general by accepting money from Russian television network "RT." WSJ's Shelby Holliday explains. Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell delivered his annual "State of the Game" address Wednesday, in which he acknowledged that the professional football league will likely make changes to keep fans and viewers more engaged amid steep ratings declines . WSJ's Lee Hawkins explains. Photo: Associated Press

Abercrombie & Fitch said Wednesday it was promoting its chief merchant, Fran Horowitz, to CEO, filling a vacancy created in December 2014 when the company ousted its longtime leader Mike Jeffries.

Too many political forces are coming to life against the Trump presidency.

So far, foreign-student applications to major U.S. colleges are stable or have increased for the next academic year, but higher education officials are bracing for the potential impact of President Trump’s executive order to temporarily suspend travel from seven Muslim-majority countries. Here’s what’s at stake. Photo: Rajah Rose for The Wall Street Journal

Democrats set the standard for the GOP on judicial confirmations.

Progressives harass a hoagie shop owner for visiting the White House.

Obama ignored David Petraeus’s advice. Will the new President?

Expletive-laden book titles, some with strategically placed asterisks, are proliferating in cookbooks, memoirs, self-help guides, even coloring books for grown-ups—presenting challenges for bookstores and reviewers.

Trump leaves sanctions alone, while allies spend more on defense.

Trump mismanaged the travel ban rollout. The next crisis could be more serious.

Facebook Inc. and its co-defendants were ordered to pay $500 million to ZeniMax Media Inc. after a jury found the social network’s Oculus VR unit unfairly used ZeniMax code to build a virtual-reality headset.

Only one fake voter was refused a ballot. The clerk was the mother of the felon he was impersonating.

The Trump era may not be morning in America, but it’s preposterous to suggest it’s ‘1984.’

New data on tests of self-driving car technology in California suggest that Alphabet Inc.’s efforts remain ahead of many rivals in the intensifying race to bring fully autonomous vehicles to the roads.

Facebook recorded a 51% jump in fourth-quarter revenue, reflecting the still-vibrant mobile advertising business that has driven the social-media giant’s growth over the last four years.

Greece needs to break the deadlock it talks with its creditors and secure more financial aid before about $6.46 billion in debt has to be repaid in July.

Facebook posted impressive growth in the fourth quarter, but that growth may increasingly struggle to support its valuation.