Новости за 09.05.2018

At WSJ's Future of Everything Festival, Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya spoke about what a good job means to him, and why he feels the current parental leave policy in America is "unhuman."

Life on the receiving end of 2,500 often profanity-laced tweets a day from angry commuters venting to @MTA can be intense; yoga, pottery class.

During his first year in office, President Donald Trump often acceded to the advice of cautious national-security aides, but now he has come to trust his own efforts to prod, cajole and intimidate global rivals.

The Central African nation of Gabon is home to an astounding number of gorillas, elephants and the famed surfing hippos—but only determined vacationers get to witness them.

Michael Rapino, CEO of Live Nation Entertainment, received a 2017 pay package of $70 million-plus, ranking him second among CEOs at S&P 1,500 companies, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis.

Sinclair Broadcast Group will raise about $1.5 billion from the sale of the nearly two dozen television stations to gain regulators’ approval for its purchase of Tribune Media.

The latest emerging market tumult exposes a critical fault line in the global economy: the dollar’s dominance.

U.S. producer prices edged only slightly higher last month, a possible sign inflation pressures in the economy remain relatively modest.

Germany would allow collective lawsuits for the first time under a new bill drafted in the wake of Volkswagen’s diesel-emission scandal, which left German consumers with few ways to seek redress.

President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the nuclear agreement deals a blow to Iran’s Hassan Rouhani, who faces a challenge from hard-line opponents who never wanted to engage with the West.

Washington’s decision to reinstate Iranian sanctions is likely to slowly cut off a chunk of the world’s crude supply—a shift that could redraw global supply lines and require Iran’s big customers to find alternative sources.

Liberty Global’s most recent steps have implied a withdrawal from Europe, but this strategy won’t work everywhere. In the U.K. and Ireland, he must charge rather than retreat, writes Stephen Wilmot.

‘Atlanta,’ the FX series created by Donald Glover and directed by Hiro Murai, veers into tangents and subplots in ways nobody expected from a half-hour comedy.

A world of privilege, seen through the eyes of a British junkie played by Benedict Cumberbatch, comes into view in the new TV series “Patrick Melrose.”

Lower fares are popping up for flights from the U.S. to several popular European destinations. Domestic bargains are everywhere, too.

A problem unique to Google: The best technology money can buy but few who can use it anytime soon.

SoftBank’s nearly $100 billion Vision Fund has moved more aggressively to invest and reap returns in its first year than even its ambitious initial targets indicated.

Though controlling shareholder Rupert Murdoch appears to prefer Disney, a rival cash bid by Comcast for part of his entertainment empire looks compelling.

Prisoners at a terrorist detention center killed five police officers and took one hostage, in a security breakdown that marked the single deadliest attack against Indonesian police.

The euro is sliding as investors fret over the possibility of a new Italian election and a string of weak economic data.

California is poised to become the first U.S. state to require solar panels on nearly all new homes.

Murky disclosure on fees and fund structure makes it hard for investors to gauge the value of the Vision Fund to SoftBank.

President Donald Trump stretches foreign policy's boundaries, and more in the Capital Journal Daybreak newsletter.

Walmart agreed to take control of India’s largest e-commerce company, Flipkart Group, for $16 billion, as it tries to fend off Amazon.com at home and abroad.

The U.S. has been turning away from big beer for years but demand was even more anemic than expected in the first quarter. AB InBev, which makes Budweiser and Bud Light, said sales volumes in North America fell 4.1%.