Новости за 09.01.2018

President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that an immigration deal could be reached in two phases: addressing young immigrants and border security and later making comprehensive changes. Photo: AP

Days after Advanced Micro Devices suggested its chips were largely unaffected by vulnerabilities found in a variety of processors, it has run into trouble with a Windows security patch.

Retailers’ cheery holiday reports don’t eliminate their serious challenges.

Greece’s parliament overwhelmingly voted on Tuesday to limit the power of laws grounded in the Islamic faith, which are still enforced for Muslim citizens in a region bordering Turkey.

South Korea may soften bans on North Korea, President Trump to end protections for some Salvadoran immigrants, and hospitals wrestle with shortage of IV bags.

Are gourmet baristas in small coffee shops threatened by high-tech machines; and a clever promotion that helped a restaurant boost pizza delivery sales in a snowstorm.

Saudi crown prince’s effort to overhaul the kingdom includes a crackdown on religious fundamentalists who exercised rigid control. Music concerts are one sign. Just around the corner: woman drivers.

JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon softened his stance on bitcoin during an interview on Fox Business Network's "Mornings With Maria," saying he regretted earlier comments calling the virtual currency a fraud. Photo: Associated Press

JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon softened his stance on bitcoin during an interview on Fox Business Network's "Mornings With Maria," saying he regretted earlier comments calling the virtual currency a fraud. Photo: Associated Press

Wag Labs, the company behind a popular dog-walking smartphone app, inadvertently exposed webpages showing customer information including addresses and lockbox codes that could have enabled thieves to break into homes.

Iranian authorities have ratcheted up policing of the internet as part of an effort to end protests, but the crackdown is driving Iranians to tools that can help evade censors.

The latest shake-up at cable giant Altice lays bare the problem with investing alongside founding shareholder Patrick Drahi: Minority investors have no real voice.

The impetus behind the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s move to quash a move that would have kept some struggling coal and nuclear plants running may have been the opposition from the coalition of natural gas, oil and alternative-energy producers

President Trump plans to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, later this month, the White House said Tuesday, taking his economic nationalist positions on business and trade to an audience of top global leaders.

They have unpaid employees who don’t follow orders, bite customers and sometimes run away, when they’re not sleeping. ‘I wasn’t ready for all the things that can go wrong.’

Brexit & Beyond: Europe in Flux is The Wall Street Journal’s round-up of news and analysis of how Brexit will affect global business, economies and finance. You can sign up here. MUST READS A man waves an EU flag in Germany. Poland’s new prime minister fired some of the most nationalistic members of his government on Tuesday, […]

Good news for guys who hate neon, logo-splashed gym garb. A more subdued look has arrived.

“Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams,” an anthology series based on Mr. Dick’s short stories, premieres Friday on Amazon Prime. The science-fiction writer was long obsessed with exploring the blurred lines defining what is real and what it means to be human.

Penguin Random House has acquired Rodale Books from Hearst, adding a stable of wellness and cooking titles to the world’s largest consumer book publisher.

Efforts to find treatments for Alzheimer’s disease suffered blows in recent days, but many companies, scientists and investors are still optimistic that they can find a way to treat the memory-robbing disease, which affects roughly 5.5 million Americans.

South Korea sought unsuccessfully to raise the North’s nuclear program during bilateral talks, but the two sides reached a deal for Pyongyang to participate in the Winter Olympics and agreed to revive cross-border military communications.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has huge ambitions for change in Saudi Arabia. But will his reforms also mean greater turbulence in the Middle East? WSJ's Niki Blasina reports. Photo: Getty

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said citizens had the right to voice their legitimate concerns, acknowledging the grievances of protesters taking part in the biggest wave of demonstrations in the country this decade.

Trade the blah, mayonnaisey sandwich filler for this bold, bright, fresh and herby take on chicken salad from southwest China. This recipe produces remarkably tender, moist chicken and layers of tangy, savory flavor.

Jana Partners and Calstrs are beginning an unusual activist-investor campaign accusing Apple of failing to do enough to limit smartphone addiction among young users.