Новости за 27.04.2018

Electronic-signature technology company DocuSign Inc. closed up 30% in its market debut Friday.

The difficulty in tracking bacteria in romaine lettuce that has sickened more than 80 people shows complexity of the U.S. food supply chain

Merlot’s reputation has suffered over the last decade. But on a recent trip to Napa, our wine columnist found elegant, appealing examples poised to sway the skeptics.

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New Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tantalized allies by keeping the door open to preserving the Iran nuclear deal but said absent “a substantial fix” President Trump would exit the pact next month.

North Korea and South Korea agree to pursue peace and denuclearization, Bill Cosby is found guilty in his second trial and the best jobs to have if the economy goes south.

Small businesses scramble to take advantage of the new tax law; and the local car dealership that went above and beyond for a grieving family.

Fresh beef and value meals will be on the menu when McDonald’s reports first-quarter earnings before the market opens Monday.

Charter Communications’ sour first-quarter results delivered further evidence for Wall Street that stepped-up cord-cutting and slower broadband customer growth are putting telecom companies at a disadvantage to tech giants like Netflix.

U.S. economic growth slowed in the first quarter, as consumers reined in spending even after tax cuts fattened the wallets of many households.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korea's Moon Jae-in met in the demilitarized zone separating their countries, planting a tree and committing to pursuing a peace deal. Other scenes from the summit included North Korean security guards jogging alongside their leader's limousine.

Filmmakers, architects, designers, novelists and other demanding jet-setters share their favorite hotels, from Montana to the French Riviera.

Fears have receded that economic relations between Britain and the European Union will fall off a cliff edge in 11 months’ time when the U.K. leaves the bloc, because of a possible transition period. Now the worry is a cliff edge when that period finishes at the end of 2020.

In the only country without divorce rights outside the Vatican, advocates are making it a case of women’s empowerment.

Advertising spending cutbacks by packaged-goods brands appear to be slowing, said Interpublic Group of Cos. Chief Executive Michael Roth, during the company’s first-quarter earnings call.

A longtime Wall Street Journal editor has some tips on navigating workplace issues, including rampant gender bias, for her younger self—and everyone else.

The CEO of Wynn Resorts told Massachusetts regulators he wants to remove the name “Wynn” from a $2.5 billion casino project the company is building in the Boston area.

Americans’ confidence in the economy slipped this month but remains high compared to historical levels.

The race for the next generation of wireless technology is heating up sooner than expected. That promises to boost Nordic companies that once dominated the industry, just as their Chinese rivals hit hurdles.

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A final round of diplomacy meant to smooth Greece’s exit from eight years of bailouts has started, as eurozone finance ministers push to ensure Athens doesn’t backslide on promised reforms.

The world’s biggest oil companies are awash in cash, thanks to rising crude prices. But few, if any, are going on spending sprees, even as the prospect of a global oil shortage looms.

Five currents we spotted at Italy’s influential annual furniture show, Salone del Mobile—from slicker wicker to the persistent reign of pink.

PPG Industries said it would cut 1,100 jobs in part to offset rising costs for the raw materials it uses to make paints and coatings.