Новости за 18.07.2017

Hispanic consumers in the U.S. are shopping less, Target’s chief executive said, potentially deepening the country’s retail woes.

Daimler said it would tweak the engine software on more than three million diesel vehicles to improve emissions amid probes in the U.S. and Europe into allegations that the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars cheated on emissions.

Watch a clip from "The Midwife," starring Catherine Deneuve, Catherine Frot, and Olivier Gourmet. Photo: Music Box Films

A day after the Trump administration unveiled its objectives for renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement, representatives of U.S. businesses and labor sparred over the merits of the arbitration system contained in the pact.

Advanced video analysis is now ingrained in the training for top U.S. swimmers, helping the sport catch up to the analytics craze.

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Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin, a Republican and the first female governor in a staunchly conservative state, is emerging as one of the most outspoken champions in her party of overhauling the criminal justice system. At a conference Tuesday in Washington, D.C., on the explosion of the women’s prison population, Ms. Fallin promoted efforts in her […]

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Mitch McConnell abandons latest health-care bill, questions remain surrounding fatal Minnesota police shooting, and problems that can knock your retirement plans off track.

A chat with Ian Siegel, founder and CEO of Ziprecruiter about what's getting little attention in the job market...including two trends exploding right now.

Investors were right to ignore the Republican effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Now that the bill has failed, what comes next could be more unpredictable and disruptive to the industry.

With banks more tentative, the machinery maker has raised financing to growers, keeping them as customers but feeding a menacing debt.

A new version of the product targets large corporate customers—not general consumers.

Property tycoon Sun Hongbin built a reputation for bailing out indebted companies, but now the debt of his own empire is leading to worries.

More internships are paid these days, and pay is inching up, though it remains below 2010 levels when adjusted for inflation.

The role reversal between the dollar and euro this year is striking and significant.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is facing another blemish to its food-safety record more than a year after navigating a crisis that put a dent in the company’s revenues and profits.

The sudden cooling in Toronto’s once-frothy housing market is an encouraging sign and suggests a series of nonrate tools deployed by Canadian authorities are finally having their “desired” effect, the country’s finance minister said.

An Afghan official under investigation for kidnapping and raping a political rival was prevented from landing in northern Afghanistan, authorities said Tuesday.

For Microsoft, the trick these days is growing the cloud—without getting itself too puffed up.

Vice President Mike Pence, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) offered differing outlooks on a possible health overhaul after a legislative setback in the Senate. Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty

President Donald Trump on Tuesday reacted to failure in the Senate of the GOP health-care bill, saying that now he and Congress would "let Obamacare fail," and that the blame for the collapse of the 2010 health law wouldn't fall on him and the Republicans. Photo: Getty

Six Flags Entertainment said Chief Executive John Duffey is retiring after spending 17 months leading the theme-park operator. He will be replaced by Jim Reid-Anderson, who led the company until February 2016.

Sudan’s financial isolation has fostered a special kind of business acumen in the country’s executive suites and sand-caked streets: forcing businesses in this former colonial outpost to snare alternative sources of finance, sidestep trade barriers and find creative ways to import consumer goods.

Separatists in eastern Ukraine proclaimed a new state that aspires to include not only the areas they control but also the rest of Ukraine.