Новости за 15.02.2018

Airbus SE and rival Boeing Co. are cashing in on the increasing numbers of airline passengers because the rise is leading carriers to order more planes.

Ex-student arrested after 17 shot dead at Florida high school, Football coach shot while shielding students during Florida high school massacre, and gas prices rise despite surging U.S. oil output.

Global investors, not politicians, will decide how much the U.S. can borrow.

The U.S. and Turkey are attempting to bridge differences over their operations in northern Syria, holding a battery of meetings this week to defuse tensions between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies.

Some of the most sought-after tables in top food cities are found in hotel restaurants. Do overnight guests get dibs on a reservation? Not necessarily

Wine columnist Lettie Teague paid a visit to Charleston, S.C., and found a flourishing wine bar and wine retail scene, as well as a preponderance of wine professionals lured by the city’s charms.

Chefs Lee Hanson and Riad Nasr will soon open the highly anticipated Frenchette in Manhattan. In the meantime, enjoy their classic steak au poivre at home with this simple recipe.

The library of a 1930s Tudor revival house in Portland, Ore., manages to nod to tradition without resorting to yawny mahogany-paneled clichés.

As officials converge for the Munich Security Conference, U.S.-Europe strains endure, but there is tentative confidence among many European diplomats that the core trans-Atlantic security partnership is holding.

The ‘Die Hard’ actor and his wife Emma are in contract for a roughly 3,000-square-foot apartment at new development One West End.

Sears said in a regulatory filing that comparable-store sales fell 15.6% in its latest quarter, but that it expects recent U.S. tax law changes to help it post a profit.

Trump’s top economic adviser Gary Cohn dismissed worries that recent tax cuts and other stimulus would provide an excessive growth boost that causes inflation and eventually derails the economic expansion.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google tested of new technology in 50 U.S. 911 call centers aimed at making it easier for dispatchers to determine cellphone callers’ locations, and participants said the results were promising.

Light, fast, and oh so pretty, Honda’s new-look sedan may be able to claw back some market share from crossovers and SUVs. Dan Neil takes the next-generation Accord for a spin.

A lot wasn’t known that would now be embarrassing for a President Clinton.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the IRS will release a new calculator next week that allows taxpayers to double-check the amount that should be withheld from their paychecks under the new tax law.

Light, fast, and oh so pretty, Honda’s new-look sedan may be able to claw back some market share from crossovers and SUVs. Dan Neil takes the next-generation Accord for a spin.

A classic buckwheat crêpe filled with ham and cheese will always evoke Paris. But sometimes you crave something lighter, more citrusy, with a dollop of honey-sweet yogurt. Here, a recipe to suit each mood.

Ethiopia’s prime minister submitted his resignation, a surprise move that appeared to be designed to quell simmering unrest in a key U.S. and EU ally.

South Africa’s incoming president has a year to convince voters the ruling African National Congress can shed the corruption scandals that have battered the party.

An uptick in demand for high-rise luxury apartments in Japan’s capital city is driven, in part, by younger couples, tech entrepreneurs and foreign buyers want more upscale amenities.

A new wave of innovative designers--all women--is bringing craftsmanship to the Instagram generation. Meet the heirlooms of the future.

U.S. industries cut output for the first time since last summer in January, suggesting key sectors of the economy remain subdued despite other signs of economic strength.

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Nestlé’s Chief Executive Mark Schneider has grasped the challenge facing the world’s largest food company. But making Nestlé more responsive and entrepreneurial is proving to be a very tall order.