Новости за 26.05.2018

A Utah man who spent two years in a Venezuelan prison was released by President Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian government as an olive branch as it faces intensifying U.S. sanctions

What veterans bring to the table in the workplace and community, why 1/4 of us won't go on vacation this summer, and the newest thing in beer.

Chinese authorities are set to approve Qualcomm’s planned $44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors in the next few days, in what would be a significant step toward easing U.S.-China trade relations.

Ireland’s landslide vote in favor of allowing abortion revealed a country that has undergone a profound and rapid transformation from a conservative, deeply Catholic nation to an increasingly secular one.

Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos vowed to use his rocket startup to develop robotic rovers and perhaps human habitats on the moon’s surface, even if such projects fail to win financial support from the U.S. government.

Ireland’s landslide vote in favor of allowing abortion revealed a country that has undergone a profound and rapid transformation from a conservative, deeply Catholic nation to an increasingly secular one.

Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos vowed to use his rocket startup to develop robotic rovers and perhaps human habitats on the moon’s surface, even if such projects fail to win financial support from the U.S. government.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for two hours at the demilitarized zone in a surprise meeting aimed at keeping inter-Korean relations and a U.S. summit on track.

Ireland’s landslide vote in favor of allowing abortion revealed a country that has undergone a profound and rapid transformation from a conservative, deeply Catholic nation to an increasingly secular one.

In Turkey, emergency rule and a media crackdown have left independent media struggling ahead of elections in June in which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking a new mandate.

Chinese authorities are set to approve Qualcomm’s planned $44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors in the next few days, in what would be a significant step toward easing U.S.-China trade relations.

A number of local retailers and manufacturers that specialize in making ice cream are offering vegan versions, catering to growing consumer interest for a dairy-free, plant-based alternative.

While ZTE Corp. is caught in the middle of U.S.-China trade tensions, the telecom giant’s current and prospective shareholders can’t do anything about it, thanks to a weekslong trading suspension.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for two hours at the demilitarized zone in a surprise meeting aimed at keeping inter-Korean relations and a U.S. summit on track.

A decade after Chrysler filed for bankruptcy, a nearly debt-free Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is preparing to unveil a growth plan for the next five years at a test track outside Milan.

Intense training and league play at the table-tennis club founded by actress Susan Sarandon brings a New York woman new friends and fitness.

An exhibition explores the myriad ways we perceive and use color, from Aristotle’s seven-hue spectrum to modern digital prints.

Starbucks is hoping that anti-bias training will help prevent fraught encounters like the one that led to the arrest of two black men at one of its cafes last month, but how effective it will be is an open question.

A fizzy lemon-flavored alcoholic drink that goes on sale in Japan on Monday will mark Coca-Cola’s first fling in its 132-year history with the sale of alcohol.

Three years after Europe’s migration crisis, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has a simple recipe for embattled mainstream politicians who want to stem rising antiestablishment groups: Move to the right on migration.

President Trump struck a more optimistic note after North Korea said it remained willing to meet despite his decision to scrap plans for a June 12 summit.

For great-value flights to Europe’s top cities this summer, look to some new players on the trans-Atlantic scene.

President Trump struck a more optimistic note after North Korea said it remained willing to meet despite his decision to scrap plans for a June 12 summit.

Our unquenchable thirst for rosé has rocked the world of wine retail. But how much should we really pay to drink pink?

How progressive states are quietly exploiting the new federal tax law.