Новости за 04.06.2018

Former Obama officials and the press are suddenly deeply concerned about economic data disclosures.

Cancer researchers presented more evidence of advances against one of the deadliest and most common forms of the disease—lung cancer—at a major medical meeting in Chicago.

Microsoft is acquiring the software-code repository, a move that could help the tech giant convince more developers to create applications for its cloud-computing business.

Apple unveiled controls to help curb the amount of time users spend on iPhones and iPads.

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Nickelodeon President Cyma Zarghami is exiting the children‘s TV network and Viacom COO Sarah Levy will serve as interim chief.

French auto maker Peugeot said it was halting investments in Iran to comply with U.S. law after the Trump administration’s decision to withdraw from the Iranian nuclear accord.

President's lawyers says he can't be subpoenaed for illegal activity, Paul Ryan just wants out and should you do a social media cleanse.

Guatemala's Volcan de Fuego erupted Sunday, spewing ash and smoke almost 15,000 feet into the sky and killing dozens. Nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated, and authorities estimate more than 1.7 million people could be affected. Photo: Getty Images

Guatemala's Volcan de Fuego erupted Sunday, spewing ash and smoke almost 15,000 feet into the sky and killing dozens. Nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated, and authorities estimate more than 1.7 million people could be affected. Photo: Getty Images

Torture and starvation in political prison camps, public executions and forced abortions persist in North Korea, defectors from the country say, repression that’s been largely ignored as leader Kim Jong Un seeks to rehabilitate his international image with a swing to diplomacy.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday urged his counterpart in Germany to help curb Iran’s nuclear and regional ambitions after the U.S. broke with its European allies to pull out of the 2015 nuclear accord.

Refreshingly atypical—and beautiful—materials for kitchen basins are ousting drippy stainless steel and white porcelain.

Canada is in a period of heightened economic anxiety due to U.S. trade and tax policy, the International Monetary Fund said Monday.

A suspected Islamic State suicide bomber struck a meeting of Afghanistan’s top clerics and religious scholars in the capital, killing 14 people shortly after the large gathering declared such suicide attacks a sin and the country’s 17-year war illegal under Islamic law.

Illegitimate robocallers, or outfits that flood American landlines with marketing calls, use the decades-old identification system to profit, even when no one picks up.

The Athletic, a subscription-backed sports website, is using $30 million in venture financing to grow quickly and lure journalists with premium salaries.

Jordan’s Prime Minister Hani Mulki resigned Monday after thousands protested in recent days against his government’s plan to increase taxes, causing uncertainty in a country that is a vital U.S. ally in the region.

Microsoft is acquiring software-code repository GitHub for $7.5 billion in stock, a move that could help the tech giant convince more developers to create applications for its cloud-computing business.

Walmart has reached a deal to sell a majority of its Brazil operations to private-equity firm Advent International, as the global retail giant scales operations in markets where it has struggled.

When a brand does away with your go-to jeans, jacket or shoes it can be a struggle to fill the hole in your closet. So what’s a savvy shopper to do?

South Korean officials are playing down the likelihood of an imminent peace declaration after President Donald Trump suggested that he could declare an end to the Korean War at next week’s U.S.-North Korea summit.

China’s government-backed steel manufacturers have avoided steep U.S. and EU levies by shutting production at home and expanding overseas. By owning production abroad, they aim to gain largely unfettered access to global markets.

Illegitimate robocallers, or outfits that flood American landlines with marketing calls, use the decades-old identification system to make money, even when no one picks up.

A powerful volcanic eruption less than 30 miles from Guatemala’s capital killed at least 25 people and injured 20, sending a giant plume of ash and smoke almost 15,000 feet into the sky.