Новости за 06.07.2018

As nostalgia surges for the eastern conquest of Genghis Khan, Putin maps out his own empire.

After more than 100 years of making beauty products in the U.S., Avon is selling its last domestic factory to a French cosmetics manufacturer.

As an architect working with NASA engineers, Constance Adams insisted that long-term space habitations needed to be not just safe and efficient, but also comfortable enough so astronauts wouldn’t go crazy.

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AT&T has hired former State Department chief of staff Margaret Peterlin, who served during Rex Tillerson’s tumultuous 13-month tenure, to a senior government-affairs role after a shakeup reshaped the company’s Washington office.

The June employment report gives comfort to Federal Reserve officials who have played down concerns about the economy overheating and leaves them on track to continue gradually raising interest rates.

Menswear brand Orlebar Brown has just released swim trunks printed with four iconic Bond scenes. Here, we suggest 10 more key moments from the 007 series that we’d happily wear into the ocean.

News and analysis from WSJ's Washington bureau.

Hyperinflation and economic isolation have pushed the poor, breakaway republic of Somaliland closer to a virtual milestone than most other countries in the world: a cashless economy.

The unemployment rate rose in June from an 18-year low, but steady hiring and more job seekers suggest a strong labor market drew in Americans from the sidelines. U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose 213,000, while the unemployment rate increased to 4.0% from 3.8%.

The fallout from President Trump’s tariffs and China’s countertariffs will have the greatest impact on the U.S. counties that voted Trump into office.

Palestinians angry over their dysfunctional government and decrepit infrastructure are souring on Mahmoud Abbas, as the U.S. questions the 83-year-old statesman‘s interest in peace talks with Israel.

Pyongyang is thought to be working on a new submarine capable of launching nuclear-armed ballistic missiles.

At least 33 people drowned and another 23 are missing after a tourist boat packed with passengers capsized in rough seas in southern Thailand, police said Friday.

Economists try to model the effect tariffs have on the economy but actually believe the impact could be much worse.

The U.S. and Chinese tariffs that kicked in on Friday raised costs for companies on both sides of the Pacific, but it was the specter of additional levies ahead that was more worrisome for many in business.

The U.S. trade gap contracted in May, reflecting a sharp rise in soybean shipments and other exports and only a modest increase in purchases of foreign-made goods.

Competing in the world’s most famous bike race is one thing, but Tour de France riders also have to eat, drink and change clothes while navigating some of France’s toughest roads. How hard can it be? Joshua Robinson finds out.

With Disney’s pursuit of Fox, CEO Robert Iger’s signature strategy faces its biggest test yet.

Here are some of the key figures from Friday's Labor Department report.

In Europe’s long struggle between the political establishment and its enemies, the momentum this year is shifting toward nativists, deepening doubts about the continent’s multilateral order and divisions about how to respond.

Beijing accused the U.S. of launching “the largest trade war in economic history,” forcing China to “strike back as necessary.” It imposed tariffs on the U.S. matching in value those that the U.S. had imposed on China.

Rescuers are still desperately drawing up ways to free 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave complex in Thailand. The dangerous work to keep them alive while plans advance on how best to extract them has claimed the life of one rescuer.

European plane maker Airbus vowed to use what it sees as its first-mover advantage to push ahead of arch rival Boeing in the market for smaller passenger jets.

Nawaz Sharif, who was prime minister until last year, was sentenced to 10 years in prison, in a case that will likely affect the country’s election.