Новости за 25.06.2018

President Donald Trump answered questions at the White House Monday about immigration reform and the executive order to end family separations at the U.S. border. Photo: AP

Will Democrats in the U.S. embrace ideas just as they fail again overseas?

The FDA approved the first prescription drug derived from the marijuana plant, as a treatment for rare forms of epilepsy that primarily afflict children.

The lifting of the female driving ban marked an extraordinary moment for this kingdom and showed how social overhauls are seeping into even the most conservative pockets here as Saudi women press for change.

Growth in plant behind most U.S. cocaine imports is likely to renew Trump administration pressure on a key Latin American ally

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A judge will decide whether ride-hailing company is “fit and proper” to operate in London after apologizing for past mistakes.

The mindfulness app plans a new company with the goal of developing FDA-approved treatments for health problems.

Despite the recent raw-material rally, hedge funds that trade commodities keep closing up shop as investors remember the sting of the last market rout and the role of computerized trading intensifies.

U.S. says still working to reunite 2,053 children with families, growth in retiring baby boomers strains U.S. entitlement programs, and midyear review tips to assess your finances.

Sales of new homes in the U.S. climbed heading into the summer months, despite high selling prices and low home inventory.

AT&T’s advertising chief said the company’s acquisition of AppNexus is part of a strategy to build a first-of-its-kind marketplace for TV and digital video advertising and give it more firepower against Google and Facebook.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that Treasury’s proposed investment restrictions, part of the ongoing trade battle against China, won’t specifically name Beijing but will target “all countries that are trying to steal our technology.”

Chinese President Xi Jinping is responding to the Trump administration’s trade-clash escalations with a bare-knuckle approach that makes a bruising fight more likely.

South Korean authorities, wary of upsetting a rapprochement with North Korea, are playing down the need to confront Pyongyang’s human-rights violations, worrying defectors and activists who have spoken out against the regime’s repression.

Fresh insights surface on fantasies, including who has them, how common they are and how they change over a person’s lifetime.

President Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants hasn’t deterred some people from trying to reach the U.S., highlighting the severe living conditions for many people in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.

Jacques Saadé turned France’s CMA CGM from a single ship owner to the world’s third-largest liner operator.

Despite the recent raw-material rally, hedge funds that trade commodities keep closing up shop as investors remember the sting of the last market rout and the role of computerized trading intensifies.

General Electric agreed to sell a unit that makes large industrial engines to private-equity firm Advent International for $3.25 billion, a move that would bring in needed cash for the struggling conglomerate.

GE’s MRI business offers a window into the complex interconnections of global trade, where components made in one country get assembled in another and may be sold back into the first.

Canada serves as a model for those lobbying for similar access to naloxone in the U.S., where a patchwork of state laws governs the medication’s availability.

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The mindfulness app plans a new company with the goal of developing FDA-approved treatments for health problems.

Sales of new homes in the U.S. climbed heading into the summer months, despite high selling prices and low home inventory.