Новости за 10.12.2017

Yes, but not by doing any of the things we know Trump to have done.

A rogue state agency took my personal emails and filed them under ‘opposition research.’

We forgo government money in order to spare our students, faculty and administrators the bureaucratic interference.

Beijing runs with the G-33—poorer, protectionist-minded WTO laggards.

Latino Democrats and Republicans ought to agree on that much.

Three people have been arrested for allegedly throwing firebombs at a synagogue in the Swedish city of Göteborg, the second anti-Jewish attack in the Nordic nation in two days.

This week, central banks around the world will make their final monetary policy decisions of 2017, while a round of economic readings could help shape their outlooks going into 2018.

Atsutoshi Nishida, who rose to become a president of Toshiba but saw his later years tarnished by an accounting scandal, has died at age 73.

The opening of the first Cheesecake Factory in Hong Kong has diners cooking up strategies to handle heaping portions; ‘All I can taste in my mouth is cheese.’

Two major hospital operators are in talks about a possible merger that would create the largest U.S. hospital owner, as a series of major deals are poised to consolidate control of the health-care landscape into fewer hands.

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley defended President Trump’s decision to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel and begin to move the U.S. embassy, calling it a courageous move that would further the Mideast peace process despite scattered protests world-wide and widespread condemnation.

Migrant workers held a rare demonstration in China’s capital on Sunday, with several hundred protesting outside a local government office that recent forced evictions across the city violated human rights.

As sexual harassment scandals make waves across politics, media and entertainment, the technology industry is grappling with its own sexism problem. Female entrepreneurs and VC partners speak about sexism in Silicon Valley and share their ideas for solving it. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

Walt Disney would likely significantly scale back Fox’s movie studio if the company nails down a deal to buy most of the assets of 21st Century Fox, as part of Chief Executive Robert Iger’s plan to transform the company into a direct-to-consumer digital powerhouse to rival Netflix.

Third-party merchants slash prices and stockpile inventory in hopes Amazon.com will select their items for holiday promotion—which can boost sales all season.

A Colorado entrepreneur rounds out his fitness regimen with a routine inspired by lumberjacks: long hours chopping wood on his property.

Traditional employers like General Electric Co. are using artificial intelligence and other elements of the work-on-demand business model to manage traditional full-time workforces.

Investors are scooping up a wide range of metals and mining stocks, betting that electric vehicles will transform commodity markets. Some, though, wonder how the rally might end.

Israel launched airstrikes at Hamas positions in response to rocket fire from the Gaza Strip, as tensions simmer over a White House policy change on Jerusalem.

After China’s Communist Party party revised its charter in October to crown leader Xi Jinping as its greatest living theorist, an army of Marxist propagandists has gone to unusual lengths to spread their leader’s philosophy.

Women filled computer-programming jobs in the U.S. and U.K. after World War II, but as government and business professionalized programming, the decline of female coders began.

Thousands of people in the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation protested the U.S. move to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

Copenhagen hogs the spotlight, but for radical Danish architecture, cutting-edge food and plenty of hygge, head to Aarhus.

The Silicon Valley carmaker cast a long shadow in Los Angeles as BMW, Jaguar and VW imitated the wily brand. Can their electric concepts hold their own next to Elon Musk’s Model 3, asks Dan Neil.

As the Burgundy market balloons, the region’s wines are fetching colossal prices at auction. Here, pro tips on drinking very well without breaking the bank, plus the best reds and whites from winemakers to watch.