Новости за 18.01.2018

France and the U.K. are set to agree at a summit to forge a new treaty on managing migrant flows to British shores as the two countries attempt to bolster ties before the U.K. exits the European Union.

Four nonprofit hospital groups, frustrated with common shortages and price spikes that they say have hampered patient care, are joining forces to manufacture and market generic drugs.

A growing number of companies plan to use some of the savings they expect to realize from the tax overhaul to boost their contributions to employees’ 401(k) retirement-savings accounts.

The Conflict: A radically graphic 1960s Scandinavian daybed must share a room with a glam Murano-glass chandelier. Four designers suggest pieces that will help the duo happily coexist.

Shutdown edges closer with no agreement on immigration, Trump's first year is a success for businesses, and the number one job in America for high pay and work-life balance.

PTC Therapeutics Inc. this month increased the list price of its muscular-dystrophy treatment by about 9%, to more than $65,000 annually for a common dosage.

Chile’s rank among the world’s economies for business competitiveness would have been little changed in recent years if not for a series of methodology changes that potentially skewed the rankings, according to new analysis by World Bank chief economist Paul Romer.

Fans of the gloriously simple sport are enjoying an influx of high-tech equipment, synthetic materials and modern construction techniques.

TransCanada announced that it has received enough commitments from oil shippers to advance construction of its controversial Keystone XL pipeline expansion.

Hackers who attacked a petrochemical plant in Saudi Arabia last year gained control over a safety shut-off system that is critical in defending against catastrophic events.

Delegates from Germany’s center-left Social Democratic Party will meet to decide whether to forge a ruling alliance with Angela Merkel’s conservatives and usher in the German chancellor’s fourth term in office.

The Trump administration is further tightening U.S. work visa rules for Haitians, as it plans to remove the country from a program for temporary seasonal jobs, weeks after ending another visa program that allowed tens of thousands of others to live and work in the U.S.

Chinese rivals are gaining fast because of rising investment, as well as freer access to enormous amounts of data about people, often compiled with the help of government agencies.

Peugeot is using its purchase of GM’s German unit to lay the engineering groundwork to make its global product lineup capable of meeting U.S.-market standards.

Increasing numbers of U.K. citizens in Luxembourg are seeking citizenship in preparation for Brexit. One big hurdle: mastering the country’s obscure tongue-twisting language.

Social media can offer oenophiles tasting notes, industry news and a bit of fun—as well as egregious displays of trophy bottles and interminable video tutorials. Lettie Teague finds the feeds worth following.

Delegates from Germany’s center-left Social Democratic Party will meet to decide whether to forge a ruling alliance with Angela Merkel’s conservatives and usher in the German chancellor’s fourth term in office.

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As they court a generation of cable TV cord-cutters, streaming services are making it easy for subscribers to come and go as they please. But the risk is that the flexibility will lead to a higher level of service cancellations, or “churn,” than in traditional TV.

Chef Gonzalo Guzmán of Nopalito in San Francisco delivers a hearty combination of crunchy tortilla sautéed in smoky-sweet salsa, earthy sweet potato and creamy, crunchy contrasts, too, in under a half hour.

Intelligence gathered by American officials provides what they say is detailed evidence of sanctions violations, involving illicit cargo such as coal that the regime relies on for hard currency. China later successfully lobbied to have the vessels removed from a proposed United Nations blacklist.

Running rings around old-school gowns, a new breed of dress-up clothes borrows comfort tricks from the sporting world.

A 2018 forecast of high-end real-estate markets in five European capitals: London, Paris, Berlin, Lisbon and Dublin.

The man who’s built an empire of 19-century flotsam and jetsam talks about collecting without generating clutter, his favorite DIY project and the pieces he regrets selling

With its highbrow culture and low-key seaside charms, Sarasota, on Florida’s Gulf Coast, persuades a choosy Parisian to make it his home-away-from-home.