Новости за 13.02.2017

A jump in automotive commodity prices adds to car makers’ worries in 2017.

Verizon will offer unlimited data plans for the first time since 2011. Plus, Adele came away the big winner at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. Photo: Getty

Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant insist the Thunder and Warriors aren't rivals, but NBA fans aren't seeing it that way

Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant insist the Thunder and Warriors aren't rivals, but NBA fans aren't seeing it that way

On February 14, it’s best to keep the red roses and helium balloons on the down low; strict laws and religious police keep a tight lid on romance

A week of social unrest at the edges of France’s capital has begun to resonate on the campaign trail as Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front seized on the violence to rail against the country’s ruling class.

The trend of smartphones with dual-lens cameras is only getting started, good news for parts suppliers like Sunny Optical.

The Senate is expected to confirm Steven Mnuchin as the 77th Treasury secretary as soon as Monday night, which would place the financier in a leading position to advance President Donald Trump’s promises to refashion the U.S. tax code and financial regulation.

The European Union raised economic growth forecasts for 2017, predicting growth across the bloc even as it faces mounting political risks and uncertainties.

Tesla said it would accept online orders for its Model S sedan and Model X SUV in the United Arab Emirates.

With the Trump administration’s plans for $1 trillion infrastructure program using U.S.-made materials, some steel companies are concerned about how the policy is being interpreted.

The Trump administration looks likely to change a foundational principle of America’s tech ecosystem. And consumers are going to love the government’s possible first steps at dismantling net neutrality, writes Christopher Mims.

Allergan PLC said it would buy Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc., the maker of a fat-reducing treatment, for $2.26 billion.

Singers and celebrities used the 59th annual Grammy Awards to voice political messages. (Photo: CBS/The Recording Academy)

It might not be the "dude-plomacy" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and ex-U.S. President Barack Obama shared, but Mr. Trudeau and Donald Trump could well form a bond, analysts of the two leaders say.

As Silicon Valley giants battle each other to dominate virtual reality in the home, some in Hollywood are hoping to use the technology to get people out and about.

Fashion at the Grammy Awards is known for glamour, fun and the unexpected. WSJ's Niki Blasina breaks down the best, the questionable, and of course, the most-anticipated, Beyoncé. Photo: Getty Images.

HERE’S A LOOK AT THE DAY AHEAD TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: President Donald Trump speaks with President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria by phone at 9:45 a.m.; speaks with President Jacob Zuma of South Africa by phone at 10:10 a.m.; meets with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at 11 a.m. at the White House; participates in a roundtable […]

The ACA’s tax on high-cost employer health plans faced sharp opposition from employers and unions. Now, Republicans are drawing equal fire for proposals that those groups say would have some of the same effects.

Zap emotions that play a role in overspending with these tips.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s surprise announcement that he was cancelling 86% of the country’s cash overnight triggered weeks of panic and long lines of people trying to exchange or deposit their old notes. Here are a few figures to show just how far along India is in its war on cash.

Italy is the latest front in Europe’s growing antivaccine trend, fueled in part by groups that oppose mandatory injections and raise doubts over their safety.

Sunday’s missile launch puts Pyongyang on track to greatly enhance the stealth and reliability of future long-range missile launches, experts say.

Chinese steel capacity may—or may not—have fallen, but output is still rising. Global markets will feel the pressure again when the real-estate cycle turns down.

South Korean prosecutors summoned Lee Jae-yong, the heir of the Samsung conglomerate, for a fresh round of questioning Monday, seeking answers about his role in a political corruption scandal.