Новости за 22.06.2017

Hain Celestial completed its accounting review, and the organic-food company released several earnings reports after failing to file regular reports for more than a year.

Escalating concerns about cyberthreats are prompting the aviation industry to devise an unlikely new safeguard: real-time warnings to pilots about potential hacking attempts.

China’s crackdown on lending to its biggest deal makers means the “China bid,” which has kept global deal making humming, will take an even longer breather than previously thought.

It takes a confident buyer to purchase a house without stepping foot in it first. Advances in virtual reality and other technology have taken away some of the surprises.

Architect Phil Freelon and his wife, Nnenna Freelon, a Grammy-nominated jazz singer, bought a Durham, N.C., penthouse apartment and created a loft-like, two-story space. Photo: Alston Thompson Photography for The Wall Street Journal

As Uber grappled with leadership turmoil that led to its chief executive’s resignation, the founders of rival ride-hailing company Lyft sent a companywide email: “This isn’t a time to gloat.”

In Victoria, B.C., buyers priced out of Vancouver and other Canadian cities and semi-retired professionals able to work remotely are seeking out the city's laid-back, affordable lifestyle. Photo: Grant Harder for The Wall Street Journal

Chinese regulators ordered three popular internet platforms to stop streaming political videos, expanding the crackdown on online political dialogue as China prepares for an important political handover.

Some drivers who wouldn’t be caught dead in a minivan are looking to a larger alternative: the commercial passenger van.

Most home buyers wouldn’t dream of pulling the trigger on a purchase without multiple visits. But some luxury home shoppers make offers even though they have never been to the property. Photo: Dorothy Hong for The Wall Street Journal

Intesa Sanpaolo has proposed a takeover of two small banks’ good assets, but the deal is almost too good to be true

Watch live coverage of the unveiling of the Republican Senate's health-care bill.

Watch live coverage of a news conference from the U.S. Capitol on health care.

The hiring of two TV veterans could help bring focus to Apple's video aspirations.

Three Southeast Asian nations pushed for better counterterrorism coordination amid a battle between government troops and Islamic State-aligned militants in the southern Philippines.

Imagination Technologies Group, a small U.K. technology firm which has been one of Apple’s important suppliers, said Thursday it has put itself up for sale.

HIGHLIGHTS 10 GOP Senators to Watch as Health Bill Makes Public Debut Seib Video: How Do Democrats Regroup After Georgia Loss? White House Looks to Chart Steadier Course Amid Turmoil Sticking Points Slow GOP Budget Efforts Good morning. Here’s Joshua Jamerson’s morning take. Reach him at Joshua.Jamerson@wsj.com and follow him @joshjame. ASSOCIATED PRESS Four Things in the Senate’s Health […]

House Republicans are struggling to agree on a plan to fund the federal government for 2018, a critical task that they must tackle before moving ahead with ambitions for a tax overhaul.

Republican Karen Handel won a hotly contested House race in Georgia on Tuesday, beating Democrat Jon Ossoff. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib looks at what the Democrats need to do to regroup after the disappointing loss. Photo: AP

Even after Brexit talks began this week with an immediate capitulation by the U.K. government that revealed its lack of leverage, an air of unreality remains in the government how Brexit will happen, Simon Nixon writes.

Islamic State militants bombed the historic Nouri Grand Mosque in Mosul late Wednesday, Iraq’s military said, destroying the site where Islamic State’s leader first announced the creation of a self-declared caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria.

Travis Kalanick’s decision to step down as Uber’s CEO was the culmination of weeks of maneuvering by some of the firm’s biggest investors to force out the co-founder of the nearly $70 billion company.

The elevation of Mohammed bin Salman is a bet he can pull off a radical financial and economic transformation.

Mohammed bin Salman wants to transform the hidebound Kingdom.

Department of Homeland Security officials revealed in separate House and Senate hearings new details about Russia's involvement in the cyber-attacks that targeted 21 states during the 2016 election. WSJ's Tanya Rivero has four things to know. Photo: Getty