Новости за 11.02.2017

Trump embraces his critics' outrage, how safe is your salad and home-made deodorant.

U.K. consumer-products maker Reckitt Benckiser has long been overshadowed by bigger rivals, and CEO Rakesh Kapoor has kept a similarly low profile. But he has made his biggest corporate splash with a $16.6 billion takeover of Mead Johnson Nutrition.

A new pod of 240 whales swam aground at a remote New Zealand beach hours after weary volunteers managed to refloat a different group of whales following an earlier mass stranding.

Sales of Ivanka Trump’s fashion line tumbled 32% at Nordstrom last fiscal year, with the declines deepening in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election, according to internal Nordstrom data reviewed by the Journal.

Iraqi security forces fired tear gas at protesters to keep them from reaching the government and diplomatic enclave of the Iraqi capital, in a rekindling of mass demonstrations over election and governing practices.

Inflation in Egypt hit its highest level this decade due to a weaker currency and slashed state assistance, escalating concerns about the economic health of the Arab world’s most populous nation.

Two longtime advisers to the late pop star have ignited a family feud among his six known heirs over issues including the singer’s legacy, a memorial concert and the lawyers’ own conflicts of interest.

Energy shares have cooled in 2017 following a market-beating performance last year, wrong-footing many investors who bet the sector would benefit from oil-price stability.

Parents struggle with whether to let rules slide or to intervene in the group dynamics. Make snacks, such as tacos, that require you to check in and replenish.

Dueling social media movements are urging people to boycott and buy brands based on their affiliation with President Donald Trump, and companies like Nordstrom and Under Armour are getting caught in the crosshairs. WSJ's Shelby Holliday has the details.

Indonesians gathered for mass prayers at a national mosque ahead of heated elections pitting Jakarta’s incumbent Christian governor against two Muslim challengers.

WhatsApp’s 1.2 billion users now have access to one of the best safeguards any online service can offer: two-step verification. This security measure requires an extra security code in addition to a password.

The election for a governor to lead Indonesia’s political and economic capital for the next five years takes place Wednesday and will test the resilience of the liberal democracy that has taken root in recent decades.

The late Friday quake in the southern Philippines killed at least four people and injured more than 120 others.

The businessman owned the Detroit Red Wings and the Detroit Tigers and was a tireless supporter of his hometown.

Researchers at Stanford University have found a way to get a computer to identify skin cancer as reliably as board-certified dermatologists can.

Sen. John Thune and Sen. Jerry Moran rebuked Chief Executive Marissa Mayer for Yahoo’s failure to answer questions about its massive data breaches and for abruptly canceling a meeting with congressional staffers.

Amazon.com Inc. is moving onto Victoria’s Secret’s turf. The online retailer plans to start selling its own line of competitively priced women’s intimate apparel on its U.S. website, according to people familiar with the matter.

Eden Hazard of Chelsea has been fouled more times than anyone in the Premier League the last four years, and he couldn’t be happier about it.

Influential Mexicans are pushing an aggressive strategy to fight a likely increase in deportations of their undocumented compatriots in the U.S.: jam U.S. immigration courts in hopes of causing the system to break down.

European companies are posting their first rise in earnings for four years, giving local stocks a boost and promising further gains for these laggard markets.

The seven-year legal battle between tech giants Google and Oracle Corp. just got new life.

Senior U.S. officials have given assurances to the European Union that the Trump administration is committed to the Iranian nuclear deal, the bloc’s foreign-policy chief said.

A Congressman suggests the nuclear option for Education.

A tuition freeze stirs a campus revolt but not by students.