Новости за 02.03.2018

Organizers of Detroit’s auto show likely will move the annual event to October from January in coming years, hoping to be able to offer visitors a chance to test drive moonshot technologies on actual, ice-free streets and create some distance from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

The U.S. will make staff reductions at its embassy in Havana permanent, the State Department said, as officials have so far failed to determine the source of “health attacks” against personnel stationed there.

President Trump said “trade wars are good” in a tweet the morning after he announced the U.S. would impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum, a move that prompted U.S. trading partners around the world to suggest they would retaliate.

French designer Olivier Rousteing’s revealing posts helped put Instagram at the center of the fashion world. Now he says the social network has become too buttoned-up.

Period pieces with elaborate styles tend to claim the Oscar for best costumes, with little love given to movies set in the present.

Did your rideshare driver cancel again? Why are we taking this crazy route again? From ratings to finding the cheapest way to ride, here’s what you need to know.

As the internet turns fashion retail upside down, Nordstrom is going big on brick-and-mortar stores in New York City. Will the century-old family-run company succeed?

The stakes in shipping are rising for the high-end retailer as consumers grow more comfortable buying furnishings and other bulky home goods online.

President Trump to impose steep aluminum and steel tariffs, Putin unveils nuclear weapons he claims could breach U.S. defenses, and the red flags that the IRS is looking for this tax season.

New trend at the office: parental leave that is gender blind; and what smoking-breaks cost you in productivity.

An exhibition traces the craze for growing things with works by Daumier, Rousseau and Monet

There’s no Oscar for “best building,” but that hasn’t stopped filmmakers from placing their characters in ever more luxurious high-rises.

A deep dive into the past and present of the ultimate women’s spring coat. Plus: The 6 best designs to buy right now and tips on fit.

Israeli police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a suspect in a third corruption investigation that poses a serious challenge to the embattled leader, who so far has rallied support to maintain power.

Mexico’s ruling party is investigating a top presidential candidate for alleged corruption in a development his supporters say is a veiled attempt to tarnish his reputation and tilt the election in its favor.

British Prime Minister Theresa May outlined in the greatest detail yet her proposals for Britain’s future trading relationship with the European Union on Friday, explicitly acknowledging that leaving the bloc implied costs to the U.K. economy and would hit trade.

These highly adjustable lights look great no matter the job at hand, from reading contracts to sewing buttons.

Though this sideboard vignette suggests many nuanced aesthetic deliberations, the designer didn’t overthink it. His one goal: livability

A month of whirlwind diplomatic efforts by China did little to deter President Donald Trump from escalating his trade offensive, an indication of the rocky road ahead for the world’s two largest economies.

Volatility is back in the stock market, but the investments that imploded spectacularly in February are gone except for one survivor. That fund is now a much tamer version of its former self.

A closely watched measure of U.S. consumer confidence rose in February, a sign that many American households are shrugging off renewed volatility in financial markets.

Private equity giants like Blackstone and KKR have been hugely successful at taking a bigger bite of the investing world. But much to their founders’ consternation, their publicly listed shares fail to fully reflect this.

Suspected Islamist gunmen launched a coordinated attack on the capital of Burkina Faso, with gunshots and explosions reverberating from a downtown district housing government offices, embassies and the military headquarters.

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