Новости за 03.08.2017

Dover is exploring strategic options for most of its energy business, including a sale, spinoff or a merger. A sale could fetch between $3 billion and $4 billion.

Payments company Square turned in a solid quarter, but its shares are just too expensive.

Don’t be fooled by the low valuation. Teva Pharmaceutical Industries is a dangerous stock to own.

The home is located on Emerald Point, a rocky outcropping sandwiched between two picturesque coves, Cameo and Emerald Bay.

Google co-founder Larry Page’s flying-car startup enlisted star Google engineer Anthony Levandowski to work on the project, according to people familiar with the matter, months before Mr. Levandowski left the tech giant last year, allegedly with trade secrets, for rival Uber Technologies Inc.

Put those cherries overflowing the crates at the market right now to good use in this buttery fruit crisp. A good dousing with bourbon makes it strictly adults-only.

The home is perched high on the cliffs, overlooking the azure waters of the Mediterranean.

Known by the locals as "The Mushroom House," a sand dollar was actually the designer's true inspiration.

The home has an 80-foot pool with panoramic views of Napa Valley, the vineyards and a reservoir/lake.

Real value or worthless plonk? Wine columnist Lettie Teague filled her shopping cart with bottles at Costco, Sam’s Club and Trader Joe’s to determine whether their private-label wines deliver.

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With luxury auto makers—from Porsche to Aston Martin—poised to release electric sports cars that upend earnest eco-clichés, going green will soon entail going startlingly fast

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The Trump administration sets its sights on legal immigration, Stocks hit record high but experts won't celebrate, and NASA needs you for defense.

The humble canvas tote can be polished enough to make it past August—and sophisticated enough to wear with your suit.

Tesla’s version of production “hell” apparently means the Silicon Valley electric-car maker will run low on cash later this year as it embarks on an ambitious plan to build its first automobile for mainstream consumers.

With a new season of just-fashionable-enough clothes hitting stores, it’s time to promote your work look.

In a new feature called Lust Object, we imagine what it would be like to own a cocktail ring from Chanel’s new high jewelry collection—and valiantly attempt to rationalize the purchase.

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Jason Riley on a Senate bill to restrict green cards. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on the labor union's struggles in the South. Photo Credit: Associated Press.

Business World Columnist Holman Jenkins Jr. on why some Republicans want to prop up the health-care entitlement. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Editorial Features Editor James Taranto on how liberal Justices played politics with affirmative-action laws. Photo Credit: Getty Images.

Avon said that Chief Executive Sheri McCoy will resign in March, as the company faces pressure from activist investors to make faster progress on its corporate turnaround plan.

Teva warned of the rapid deterioration of its U.S. generics business, prompting the Israel-based drugmaker to look at cutting costs and considering divestitures.

Apple became the standout China success story among big U.S. tech companies partly because the Chinese government views it as a hardware company. Now it is obviously more than that.