Новости за 12.04.2017

Bitcoin pioneered the cryptocurrency movement, but after eight years, the virtual currency is still struggling to find mainstream acceptance. Author and WSJ Moneybeat reporter Paul Vigna joins Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to discuss why many people talk about bitcoin, but most don't use it. Photo: Bloomberg

Chazz Palminteri created a one-man play based on his childhood that would eventually become a play, a cult movie, and now, a Broadway musical. The legendary actor joins Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to discuss his life and the intersecting journey of "A Bronx Tale."

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In a letter shareholders Wednesday, Amazon.com Chief Executive Jeff Bezos stressed the importance of putting customers first and keeping a startup mentality.

More than 20 years after Pearl Jam accused Ticketmaster of price gouging, the band’s manager is joining Live Nation, MSG and Oak View Group to revamp KeyArena, the latest front in an intensifying fight in the concert business.

Justice Gorsuch and his new colleagues should take a fresh look at a 1996 law.

An Islamic State suicide bomber on foot detonated his vest near the gates of the Ministry of Defense in Kabul, an attack Afghan officials said killed at least five people and wounded three others.

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz apologized to the passenger who was injured while being forcibly removed from a flight, and said he was ashamed of the company's handling of the incident. WSJ Management editor Joann Lublin joins Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to discuss what's next for the embattled CEO. Photo: Bloomberg

Sean Spicer apologizes for saying Assad's chemical-weapons atrocities were worse than Hitler's, United finally apologizes, and a tiny Scottish island and bird watcher's paradise is looking for a new nurse.

If you want to be really surprised by a computer right now, check out a desktop PC, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler. Desktop makers are reinventing the stationary computer, with drafting-board touch screens and bodies that double as home-theater speakers.

In a letter shareholders Wednesday, Amazon.com Chief Executive Jeff Bezos stressed the importance of putting customers first and keeping a startup mentality.

Volkswagen plans to build a new sport-utility vehicle in the U.S., adding to a larger SUV rolling off the line at its Tennessee factory, a senior executive said.

Please note: Brexit & Beyond will not be published on April 14 and April 17. MUST READS London’s Canary Wharf financial district could see some of its residents moving their headquarters to the EU after Brexit. PHOTO: Reuters Banks Moving to EU Post-Brexit Could Need a Year to Get License, ECB Says: Banks relocating to the eurozone as a result […]

Western Digital has told Toshiba it believes it can block any Toshiba sale affecting their joint venture making semiconductors, a person familiar with the matter said, a new headache for the struggling Japanese company.

Henrique Capriles, a two-time candidate for president, said the Venezuelan government’s recent prohibition on him running for office is central to President Nicolás Maduro’s strategy of holding on to power by sidelining adversaries who could beat his ruling party at the polls.

The European Commission threatened Hungary with legal action over its moves against a university and foreign-sponsored nongovernmental organizations, among other measures, and questioned whether the country is still a democracy.

The U.S. annual budget deficit remained near its highest level in three years during March amid flat government revenues and higher federal spending.

Watch a film clip from "Truman," starring Ricardo Darín, Javier Cámara, and Dolores Fonzi. Photo: FilmRise

Watch a film clip from "Tommy's Honour," starring Ophelia Lovibond, Sam Neill, and Peter Ferdinando. Photo: Roadside Attractions

Watch a film clip from "The Lost City of Z," starring Charlie Hunnam, Robert Pattinson, and Sienna Miller. Photo: Amazon Studios/Bleecker Street

Watch a film clip from "The Fate of the Furious," starring Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, and Dwayne Johnson. Photo: Universal

Watch a film clip from "Graduation," starring Adrian Titieni, Maria-Victoria Dragus, and Rares Andrici. Photo: Sundance Selects

The chip maker’s reported interest in memory venture seems outside its well-established playbook

Producers across Italy are turning out white wines full of character. It’s time drinkers caught on. Here, 5 bottles worth seeking out.

‘I Was Just Following Orders’: Alison Gopnik on research that helps explain how seemingly good people do terrible things