Новости за 04.12.2017

British Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker failed to reach a deal to advance Brexit negotiations after hours of talks Monday afternoon, while expressing confidence that they would conclude one this month.

The author, stricken by ALS, first tape-recorded and then dictated his autobiographical final novel to his daughter and sisters.

Republican senators inserted last-minute changes into their tax overhaul bill early Saturday morning, including ones aimed at helping oil and gas companies, cruise-ship operators, auto dealers, universities and mortgage bankers.

The new governor of the Bank of Mexico said all options are on the table ahead of next week’s policy decision, his first at the helm of the bank, with inflation above expectations and the U.S. Federal Reserve hinting at a December rate increase.

President Trump tweets about Russia probe spark warnings from lawmakers, the psychology behind sexual harassment and more bosses are going to ruin your holiday this year.

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Former President Ali Abdullah Saleh was killed on Monday after the collapse of his alliance with the Houthi rebels controlling the capital, opening a new chapter in a conflict that is part of the regional power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Belgian furniture studio Muller Van Severen’s homemade aesthetic provided rich inspiration for its installation at this year’s Design Miami.

“House of Cards” will return on Netflix for one more season, ending speculation that the sexual harassment scandal that led to the firing of actor Kevin Spacey would also end the political drama.

In Senegal’s culinary scene, French technique has reigned since the colonial era. Now, Dakar-born chef Pierre Thiam is on a mission to change that.

Discovery Communications is taking majority control of OWN, the cable network it co-owns with Oprah Winfrey.

The marketing chief for General Motors Co.’s Cadillac division is leaving the luxury brand following a four-year turnaround effort has seen U.S. market share slide, even as the brand grows rapidly in China.

There are two things that Broadcom made very clear Monday morning: It is still very interested in buying Qualcomm, but it is in no particular hurry to do so.

From the Rolling Stones to Styx, music T-shirts are are the biggest thing in vintage clothing right now—even if buyers have never even listened to the band.

CVS Health and Aetna say their combination will result in better care and convenience and lower costs. But the merged company will lack a strong foundation of the people with the most power to achieve those goals.

Big Tech can’t keep us safe online, but several smaller-scale services and apps are creating safe spaces, where humans filter content and help us avoid mindless engagement and inappropriate images.

British Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker failed to reach a deal to advance Brexit negotiations after hours of talks Monday afternoon, while expressing confidence that they would conclude one this month.

Investor reaction was lukewarm Monday to CVS’s agreement to buy Aetna for $69 billion, but investors shouldn’t lose sight of the deal’s rationale.

European finance officials Monday chose Portugal’s Finance Minister Mário Centeno to lead the college of finance ministers that steers policy in the eurozone.

Customers at a Miami resort are not necessarily the ones you’d expect.

The Richmond Fed has selected Thomas Barkin, a top executive at McKinsey & Co., as its next president and chief executive, the bank said.

If lawmakers achieve their goal of having a final bill on the president’s desk for signature before Christmas, they will have overhauled the entire U.S. tax system—affecting millions of households and businesses—in less than eight weeks between unveiling a bill and presidential signature.

Some doctors say medication can treat mild cases of clogged arteries as well as surgery, while others remain believers of angioplasty procedures called PCIs.

Meditation can make you less anxious and more compassionate; In his new book, psychologist Daniel Goleman, author of the 1995 best-selling ‘Emotional Intelligence,’ examines the benefits of focusing the mind

Facebook said it is rolling out a new messaging app for its youngest audience yet—children between the ages of six and 12, but experts are questioning whether such young children are ready for any social-media access.