Новости за 12.01.2018

The Supreme Court said it would hear an antitrust case involving price fixing by Chinese vitamin C manufacturers, agreeing to decide whether U.S. judges must defer to legal submissions made by the Chinese government.

Germany’s naval brass dreamed up a warship that could ferry marines into combat anywhere, go up against enemy ships and stay away from home ports for two years with a skeleton crew. But now it turns out it doesn’t work.

Immigration talks muddled amid Trump's vulgar comments, why the FISA vote was so controversial, and whats better a bonus or 401(k) contribution.

The new perk at large businesses that might be copied by small businesses; and debating whether to immediately quit the brand new job that you despise.

Syrian rebels are fighting to maintain territory amid a new government offensive to capture parts of the country’s last opposition strongholds.

Even with the latest round of changes to the U.S.-Cuba tourism policy, American vacationers can still legally visit. Our reporter sets out on a weeklong cycling trip in the Cuban countryside.

A new book showcases some 2,000 objects from East Germany, including movie posters, furniture and more.

Agriculture trade groups and federal officials are working to change part of the new tax law that gives farmer cooperatives an edge over independently owned businesses.

The battle for the attention of America’s children pits parents against some of the world’s most advanced companies. It is a fight as lopsided as it sounds..

America is producing more meat than ever. Farmers and meatpackers produced a record 99.7 billion pounds of red meat and poultry in 2017, the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates. They are on track for an even bigger slaughter this year.

A modest rise in consumer prices in December and solid growth in retail sales bolstered expectations that inflation is firming after a long run of softness and that U.S. economic growth ended 2017 on a robust note.

Janet Yellen can take a victory lap about inflation on her way out as Federal Reserve chairwoman. She has been saying the weakness in last year’s inflation readings was transitory, and she was right.

Spending at U.S. retailers rose in December for the fourth consecutive month, capping the strongest year for sales growth since 2014.

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An Iranian oil tanker and Chinese freighter stopped transmitting their locations to naval tracking systems hours before their deadly crash off the coast of China.

The Trump administration targeted markets in Russia, China and other countries for allegedly turning a blind eye to the sale of counterfeit goods and other intellectual-property violations.

When to give your child a smartphone has become one of the most important decisions for parents, ever since the iPhone remade daily habits. The battle for attention pits families against some of the world’s largest companies.

A tussle between prominent investors and Apple over iPhone use by young people comes amid a nascent re-evaluation of the smartphone’s social consequences within the industry that spawned it.

After the diva in “Rigoletto” went down, the scramble for a replacement Gilda created a do-or-die opportunity for a singer from Madrid.

On Friday evening, Saudi women will attend a pro-soccer match for the first time in the kingdom, as one of the first measures aimed at relaxing strict social restrictions takes effect.

Saudi Arabia is assuming supervisory control of the Saudi Binladin Group and could take a stake in the construction giant, people familiar with the matter said, a sign of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s willingness to disrupt the established corporate order in the kingdom.

Angela Merkel took a big step toward clinching a fourth term as Germany’s chancellor on Friday after her conservative party and its center-left rivals agreed on the broad lines of a renewed ruling alliance.

In the several weeks after Christmas, one analysis says, U.S. merchants and credit-card issuers can expect to see $980 million in disputed charges reversed in consumers’ favor.

Take a video tour of the recent real estate deals from celebrity sellers

Bill McDermott, chief executive of the business software company, purchased the Jupiter Island home from country singer Alan Jackson.