Новости за 31.01.2018

Hong Kong’s XIO Group, which acquired the U.S. auto-rating firm in 2016, is now embroiled in a dispute about the source of XIO’s funding. The legal fight represents one downside of China’s overseas investing splurge.

Take a look at each moment President Donald Trump diverged from his prepared remarks during his first State of the Union speech — and what topics he was addressing when he improvised. Photo: Getty

President Trump looks ahead during State of the Union, Democrats reject Trump's vision of America, and gas prices head up when they usually head down in winter.

Those forever uncool motorcycles your dad’s friends rode on weekends—complete with ‘practical’ saddlebags—are finally having their moment.

The Federal Reserve held short-term interest rates steady Wednesday and said it would continue along its path of gradual increases aimed at keeping the economy on track.

Big oil companies are resuming ambitious offshore projects, but this time they are keeping spending in check, as investors urge them to avoid a repeat of their overspending in the last oil rally.

Facebook Inc. has owned Instagram since 2012 but the two have felt totally different—until recently, when Instagram started using many of the same digital tricks Facebook pioneered to keep you scrolling longer.

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Beijing to beat the drum for deepening trade ties and showcase her country’s global ambitions, a visit clouded by simmering discord at home over her handling of Brexit negotiations.

The followup to “Paddington” has earned the most consecutive positive reviews ever on Rotten Tomatoes; “The Godfather Part II” of animated films.

Amazon.com plans to hire thousands of people in the area it picks as a second home from a shortlist of 20 locations. That’s worrying other companies in those areas because it could become more difficult to attract talent.

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How can Democrats win back the Congress if moderate voters disagree with them?

Located at 150 Charles Street, the roughly 4,000-square-foot apartment was most recently seeking $15.95 million.

To come up with jazzy Valentine’s Day gift ideas, we took our cues from the lyrics of the timeless Rodgers and Hart ditty.

Evan Greenberg, chief executive of insurance giant Chubb, is a man on a mission. For the past few months he has been pounding the table for higher pricing in property and casualty insurance to improve returns across the industry.

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Beijing to beat the drum for deepening trade ties and showcase her country’s global ambitions, a visit clouded by simmering discord at home over her handling of Brexit negotiations.

The sight of North Korean defector Ji Seong-ho hoisting a pair of homemade crutches above his head during extended applause will be one of the enduring images of the 2018 State of the Union address.

A behavioral economist on why stick-shift cars can help break a dangerous texting habit, as well as an unusual anti-littering strategy and bitcoin investments.

Boeing has been on a tremendous streak, notwithstanding a humiliating loss in a trade tariff case regarding imports of Bombardier jets. The roaring stock price, however, should give investors pause.

Russia is solidifying its footing close to U.S. shores, in the Caribbean, a region Moscow abandoned after the Cold War and has gradually returned to with investment, diplomacy and military hardware.

Watch a clip from the animated movie "Paddington 2," starring the voices of Ben Whishaw, Hugh Grant, and Hugh Bonneville. Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures

A restaurateur restored this 18th-century Budapest compound using traditional techniques; it’s on sale for $4 million.

NASA live-streamed a “lunar trifecta” event Wednesday, dubbing it a “super blue blood moon.” Watch the highlights from the phenomenon and find out what causes it in this video. EPA/Shutterstock

The Treasury Department said it will need to issue more debt this quarter to accommodate rising budget deficits, and it also plans to adjust the size of its debt auctions beginning next month in response to the Fed’s moves to shrink the size of its bond portfolio.

Compensation for American workers accelerated in 2017, signaling that historically low unemployment might be starting to put upward pressure on wages and benefits.