Новости за 29.05.2018

Boiled peanuts and greasy pizza are no longer requisite fare at sporting events. These five stadiums are bringing in big-name chefs, decadent eats and upscale drinks.

The Bank of Canada is expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday as the country faces concern over slowing housing markets and stalled trade negotiations with the U.S.

Belgian authorities are investigating a potential terrorist attack after a man killed three people and took a woman hostage before being shot dead by police in the eastern Belgian town of Liege.

The Justice Department granted antitrust approval to Bayer’s planned acquisition of Monsanto, after requiring the company to sell off about $9 billion in assets in order to preserve competition.

Allergan is recalling nearly 170,000 sample packs of its birth-control treatment Taytulla after placebo and active capsules were placed out of order, potentially raising the risk of an unintended pregnancy.

Libya’s political factions reached a preliminary deal to hold national elections in December, in a push by France’s Emmanuel Macron to reinvigorate the peace process after seven years of bloody internal conflict.

A study involving the search engine Bing shows how artificial intelligence might detect medical conditions traditional medicine misses.

Home-price gains showed no signs of slowing in March, putting continued pressure on buyers as mortgage rates have also recently risen to their highest levels in years.

Over generations, the Auböck family of Vienna has built a temple to craftsmanship.

North Korea’s ship-to-ship transfers for imports of critical items such as oil appear to have become more widespread as it works to lift sanctions pressure through talks with the U.S., according to Japanese officials.

Millions of tiny stores dotting India’s villages and slums have a secret that makes them formidable retail rivals—even to giants like Walmart and Amazon.com.

MGM will acquire the Empire City Casino in Yonkers from the Rooney family, which has owned the operation for more than four decades.

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Costco is the latest company to be confronted over its stance on Taiwan, creating a potential distraction for the retail giant as it moves into the mainland Chinese market.

The U.S. is planning to announce in the coming weeks a list of Chinese imports that will be subject to 25% tariffs, as well as China investment restrictions and controls, the White House said.

U.S. consumer confidence rose in May after a modest drop in April.

An executive’s time in Connersville, Ind., sparks a love for the town’s automotive history and a car made there by industrialist E.L. Cord.

Markets globally convulsed as investors came to terms with an Italian political crisis that some fear could morph into an existential threat to Europe’s common currency.

America’s food giants are shedding CEOs at a remarkable rate, highlighting how elusive solutions remain to the industry’s problems while also generating some new hope for change.

Yemeni forces backed by a Saudi-led military coalition are closing in on the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah, a campaign that could prove a turning point in the war against the Houthis and a setback for Iran’s interests in the country.

Amid health care tailored to an individual’s DNA, do massive clinical trials that take years and involve thousands of patients still matter?

A study involving the search engine Bing shows how artificial intelligence might detect medical conditions traditional medicine misses.

Home-price gains showed no signs of slowing in March, putting continued pressure on buyers as mortgage rates have also recently risen to their highest levels in years.

The acquisitive owner of Dr Pepper, Krispy Kreme, Panera and other brands is deepening its bet on prepared food, saying it has agreed to buy Pret A Manger, the British sandwich and salad chain that has been rapidly expanding in the U.S.

Six years after Nevada became the first state to allow driverless cars on public roads, real-estate developers and city planners around the country are stepping up their efforts to court pilot projects.