Новости за 28.02.2017

RAND International Security and Defense Policy Center Director Seth Jones on the president’s modest spending priorities. Photo credit: Associated Press.

Independent Institute Senior Fellow John Goodman on the Republican Party’s debate over healthcare reform. Photo credit: Reuters.

Former White House speechwriter Bill McGurn with an insider’s look at State of the Union addresses. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Freedom House Senior Research Analyst Sarah Cook on a new report on Xi Jinping’s repressive regime. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Burnout on the job is on the rise, to the point where companies have farmed out their workers' well-being to employee assistance programs, where stress and anxiety are cited in 70% of incoming calls. Dr. Alden Cass, a clinical psychologist who treats patients in high-stress jobs, discusses the causes and remedies of burnout on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty

Electors and candidates in the race for Hong Kong’s equivalent of governor say they have received calls or pressure from mainland China urging support for a specific candidate, leading some to worry that other hallmarks of Hong Kong’s autonomy could erode as well.

Donald Trump previews spending budget, handling the wave of anti-Trump protests and those who refuse to pay taxes.

Do bitmojis belong in work emails? We'll explain what they are, and how some companies manage them. And the small business that makes the Oscar statuettes for the Academy Awards.

Google Cloud Senior Vice President Diane Greene talks with WSJ's Steven Rosenbush about how emerging cloud technologies can change business operations. They speak at the CIO Network in San Francisco.

General Catalyst Managing Director Steve Herrod, Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Peter Levine, and Accel Partner Rich Wong talk about hype versus reality in the future of cloud computing and business technologies. They speak with WSJ's Rolfe Winkler at the CIO Network in San Francisco.

Opposition to a border-adjustment provision in House Republicans’ tax plan can be heard loud and clear from companies like Fortune Fish & Gourmet, an importer of foods from overseas that says it would be hard-hit.

Nutanix Founder, CEO and Chairman Dheeraj Pandey and Class V Group Partner Lise Buyer talk about some of the challenges companies face when implementing a cloud infrastructure. They speak with WSJ's Steven Norton at the CIO Network in San Francisco.

A U.K. court on Tuesday harshly criticized the Tunisian police response to a 2015 beach hotel attack that killed 30 British vacationers, as it found that the travel company that organized their trips wasn’t negligent in their deaths.

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 Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London. Measures of consumer confidence painted a mixed picture of the British economy on […]

A federal appeals court Tuesday upheld a Minnesota ban on wearing political insignia at polling places, throwing out a lawsuit by tea-party groups that alleged they were victims of selective enforcement. A three-judge panel of the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the law itself wasn’t unconstitutional and said the plaintiffs failed to produce […]

Workday has shown it can land big clients—the key for investors is, at what cost.

Investors are piling into stocks that do best when growth picks up and inflation runs hotter. What if they are wrong?

BP laid out plans to drive its break-even oil price down to $35 to $40 a barrel by 2021, asserting that it can grow again and keep a lid on spending despite a massive bill from its Gulf of Mexico disaster six years ago.

Airbus completed the sale of a majority stake in its defense electronics business to private-equity firm KKR, further helping the European plane maker shift its focus onto its growing commercial aircraft activities.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and RAND analyst Seth Jones on Donald Trump’s modest budget plans. Plus, the GOP debate about ObamaCare repeal, why speechwriters dread State of the Union addresses, and China’s crackdown on religion.

Amazon Web Services Cloud Architecture Strategy VP Adrian Cockroft talks about the differences and similarities in moving different companies to the cloud from Netflix to BMW. He speaks with WSJ's Jay Greene at the CIO Network in San Francisco.

The "Trump bump" has reached the luxury-car market. WSJ's John Stoll and Tanya Rivero discuss a spike in sales for super-luxury car makers as affluent buyers feel more confident shelling out six figures for a set of wheels. Photo: Rolls-Royce

Microsoft's Worldwide Commercial Business EVP, Judson Althoff, describes how his company has used cloud computing to help agricultural companies like Land O'Lakes. He speaks with WSJ's Steven Rosenbush at the CIO Network in San Francisco.

A disproportionate amount of tobacco advertising in Black neighborhoods compared to others is the target of a new advertising campaign from the Truth Initiative. CEO Robin Koval and WSJ Tanya Rivero discuss the impact of tobacco retailers on low-income neighborhoods as well as alarming smoking habits among LGBTQ youth. Photo: iStock

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Senior Partner Juliet De Baubigny and Facebook's Global Head of People Lori Goler talk about hiring practices for a more diverse workplace. They speak with WSJ's Nikki Waller at the CIO Network in San Francisco.