Новости за 27.04.2017

Philip Hall and Cristina Miller renovated their condo in Manhattan's Pell Building, a former warehouse built in 1909. The goal was to design separate living areas in one open space for their family. Photo: Dorothy Hong for The Wall Street Journal

Demand for long-lasting factory goods rose more slowly in March, reflecting a decline in orders of cars and machinery.

To attract affluent professionals with a mobile lifestyle, architects and developers are adding high-tech communal work spaces and flex rooms to their designs.

If Deutsche Bank has found the right balance in investment banking, it is hard to spot the benefits.

Samsung Electronics’ decision against converting to a holding-company structure is disappointing.

After a frenzied 2015, funding for startups in China was expected to enter what industry insiders called “deep winter”—but the venture-capital industry is instead suffering a different headache: too much money, too few prospects.

Some buyers go out of their way to find time-capsule homes—intact single-owner properties, many of which boast decades-old décor. Photo: Joe Schmelzer for The Wall Street Journal

Nintendo is forecasting that strong sales of its handheld-hybrid Switch console will lift profits to seven-year highs.

Economic indicators and the stock market climbed even before Donald Trump was inaugurated, boosted by his promises of tax cuts, regulatory relief and infrastructure spending. But with scant progress on those fronts, some question the endurance of the surge.

Nokia is attempting a consumer-electronics comeback. Believing its consumer brand still carries cachet, Nokia is jumping back into the gadgets business.

Comcast’s results offer a glimpse into why it’s jumping into the wireless business: Consumers don’t want a landline phone anymore, limiting the appeal of its lucrative “triple play” bundles.

A new report by United Airlines has concluded that a litany of failures in customer service, training and technology contributed to the forcible removal of a paying passenger earlier this month.

With a growing number of Americans working from home, architects and builders are crafting spaces that spare residents from conducting business at a Starbucks. Photo: Bob Stefko for The Wall Street Journal

Samsung Electronics surprised investors and South Korean lawmakers by saying the conglomerate would cancel some $35 billion in legacy treasury shares and forgo restructuring into a holding company.

Ford’s first-quarter net income fell 35%, dented by safety-recall expenses, higher engineering and commodity costs, and weaker sales in the U.S.

Israel neither confirms nor denies its involvement but a government minister says the blast is ‘consistent’ with Israel policy of preventing Iranian-supplied arms from reaching the Lebanese group Hezbollah.

Now that the Trump administration has made its broad-brush tax proposal, companies are likely to line up in support—and start sweating the details.

Yahoo Japan shares fell 10% Thursday after it warned of a big increase in marketing costs as it struggles to compete with Amazon.com.

Under Armour posted its first ever quarterly loss as a public company, as its top line suffered from sluggish performance in key North American business.

A Chinese committee removed a retired professor from his role with an association after he spoke with foreign media, exemplifying the findings of a new report that ranks China among the world’s worst violators of press freedom. Human rights activists say Chinese citizens regularly face retribution for making critical comments about China to the media, especially […]

Amazon.com Inc. is scheduled to announce its first-quarter earnings after the market closes on Thursday.

Intel Corp. is expected to release its first-quarter earnings for the fiscal year that ended in March after the market closes Thursday. Here’s what you need to know.

GoPro is scheduled to reported first-quarter results after the market closes Thursday; Camera sales and indications of drone demand will be in focus.

While most attention has focused on Islamic State’s shrinking but still vast territory in eastern Syria and northwestern Iraq, the extremist group has also proved surprisingly resilient in a pocket of southern Syria near Israeli-populated towns and villages in the Golan Heights.

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