Новости за 11.07.2018

Now the Thai soccer team is out of the cave, the rescued boys may be heading to the big screen. At least one Hollywood producer is in Thailand scouting the movie rights to the story of the youths’ harrowing experience.

A gauge of U.S. business prices rose in June, the latest sign that inflation pressures in the economy are firming.

21st Century Fox is expected to lose money on covering the World Cup after early rounds of the no-U.S.-squad tournament drew nearly a third fewer viewers than in 2014.

After a brief May hiatus, a full-fledged Sino-U.S. trade fight looks increasingly likely. The deciding factor might not be what you think.

This summer, a ’70s-ish beige, buff or otherwise neutral shade is the au courant way to bring good taste to the beach.

The European Union’s antitrust watchdog is expected to find Alphabet’s Google illegally abused the dominance of its Android operating system for mobile phones, issue a multibillion-euro fine and order changes to the company’s Android-related business practices.

As he forged diplomatic ties with the West, Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has been at loggerheads with the military and conservative establishment. Now, with his political survival in question, Mr. Rouhani is sounding a lot like Iran’s hard-liners.

The highest retail gas prices in years, with consumers paying as much as $2.96 a gallon on average, are raising concerns about one of the longest-running U.S. economic expansions on record.

John Zealley, senior managing director at Accenture, explains why most investors actually miss the warning signs of 'compressive disruption,' a gradual and dangerous form of disruption that erodes operating profits and revenues.

Pfizer’s decision to defer drug price increases could ripple through the drug supply chain, which benefits when drug prices go up.

As more companies, including Facebook, Twitter and American Express, offer men more paid paternity leave, many firms find they have to push new fathers to take it.

President Donald Trump reiterated his call for allies to increase their defense spending at the outset of this week’s NATO summit, while sharply criticizing Germany for supporting a major gas deal with Russia.

Stronger U.S. economic growth and more-stable price pressures have made Federal Reserve officials comfortable with raising interest rates more than they anticipated earlier this year.

Tim Hortons, the iconic Canadian coffee chain named after a national hockey star, is headed to China, with the brand’s owner launching a joint venture to establish about 1,500 outlets in the country over the next decade.

An unidentified hacker tried to sell purported U.S. military documents containing information about combat drones, a cybersecurity research firm said, after they were allegedly stolen from an Air Force officer’s computer.

China reacted angrily to the Trump administration’s new tariff plans for $200 billion in Chinese goods, calling the move a “totally unacceptable” escalation and vowing to roll out unspecified countermeasures.

Glencore Chairman Tony Hayward, the former chief executive of BP, is heading a new committee to oversee the Anglo-Swiss mining giant’s response to a subpoena by the U.S. Justice Department.

Advertisements began appearing again on popular short-video app Douyin, 10 days after ads were suspended because of promotions it ran on a search engine that authorities said had insulted “Chinese heroes.”

Uber pushed out its human-resources chief, Liane Hornsey, after an internal investigation into her department’s handling of racial discrimination claims.

The European Union’s antitrust watchdog is expected to find Alphabet’s Google illegally abused the dominance of its Android operating system for mobile phones, issuing a multibillion-euro fine and ordering changes to the company’s Android-related business practices.

Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox significantly lifted its offer price to consolidate ownership of Sky, heating up a bidding war with Comcast for the British TV broadcaster.

Beijing Bytedance Technology, the owner of China’s most popular news-aggregation app, is holding discussions about a multibillion-dollar Hong Kong IPO that could take place this year.

Regulator’s civil complaint says former Heartland Payment CEO Robert Carr gave corporate details to a romantic partner.

The federal racketeering lawsuit that Sumner Redstone’s former companion brought against his daughter, Shari Redstone, and her son was dismissed by a federal judge.

E-cigarette maker Juul Labs has raised $650 million as part of a fundraising round that seeks to raise $1.25 billion to fund the company’s rapid expansion.