Новости за 13.05.2018

Whatever auto makers want to do, one item tops President Donald Trump’s agenda for the industry: more jobs for Rust Belt states that helped elect him.

The time for Tesla to raise cash is fast approaching, say many analysts and investors, but the company’s fundraising options are fraught with complications.

It’s unconstitutional under Morrison v. Olson—the decision, not the dissent.

The new U.S. Embassy straddles the ‘Green Line,’ refusing to dignify claims of Israeli ‘occupation.’

The Trump administration’s decision last week to pull out of the nuclear deal with Iran will create an economic policy challenge for the U.S.: How does it enforce sanctions that the rest of the world no longer backs?

Italy’s anti-establishment 5 Star Movement and hard-right League party have reached an agreement on a government program, likely clearing the way for the formation of a governing coalition between Italy’s two largest anti-establishment parties.

President Trump said he was working with Chinese President Xi Jinping to keep ZTE in business, throwing an extraordinary lifeline to the stricken Chinese telecommunication giant.

Tesla and other companies are conducting an experiment in public safety, with unproven car technology on public roads and drivers who might not be aware of all the risks.

Soviet negotiators’ 1990 demands find echoes in the Trump administration today.

At the behest of an abortion clinic, Pete Buttigieg of South Bend targets a pro-life center.

Three weeks after setting records with its opening in the U.S., “Avengers: Infinity War” opened to gargantuan returns in China.

To solve the problem, President Macri needs to get aggressive in challenging Peronism.

Using a ‘salary link,’ employers can help low-income workers get access to credit.

As a girl I played with ideas. The teachers had other ideas.

President Trump said he is working together with Chinese President Xi Jinping to keep ZTE in business, an extraordinary lifeline for the embattled Chinese telecom giant following a Commerce Department order banning American companies from selling to the firm.

A French national of Chechen origin stabbed a person to death in central Paris and wounded four others before being killed by police, in an assault that investigators are treating as a terrorist attack.

Iraqis voted this weekend in their lowest numbers since the country became a democracy, reflecting growing political disenchantment even after Islamic State’s defeat rallied the country together.

Chinese hydropower giant plans $10.8 billion tender offer for 77% of EDP it doesn’t already own, but faces potential regulatory hurdles from the U.S. and others.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, sometimes it’s men who first lose sexual desire in a long-term relationship, a new study finds.

Trade representative’s office will hold hearings on proposed duties starting Tuesday. Top executives of some big companies are expected to raise complaints, but some manufacturers support the Trump administration’s initiative.

A family of suicide bombers, including children, killed at least seven people and injured dozens in attacks at churches in Indonesia, the latest in a wave of Islamic State-inspired violence in the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation.

Death spiral is an overused term, but it is justified when describing Venezuela’s oil industry right now. Energy consumers and investors should pay attention.

A French national of Chechen origin stabbed a person to death in central Paris on Saturday evening and wounded four others, in an assault that investigators are treating as a terrorist attack. Police shot and killed the man shortly after the attack began, French authorities said.

Abu Dhabi’s national oil company said it would spend $45 billion over the next five years to join other giant, state-run petroleum giants, like Saudi Aramco, in refining much of their own crude instead of just exporting it.

Sales of trophy works such as a $450 million Leonardo da Vinci have auction houses rejiggering other artists’ price levels—and collectors’ expectations.