Новости за 16.07.2018

President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to work together on solving the Syrian crisis—with both focusing on the need to guarantee Israel’s security.

Johnny Depp has settled a bitter legal dispute with his former business managers, a move that allows the actor to avoid a public and potentially embarrassing trial over how he has lost his Hollywood fortune.

A top federal communications regulator said he had “serious concerns” about Sinclair Broadcast’s $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media.

President Donald Trump on Monday publicly questioned the U.S. intelligence conclusion that Moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election as he stood beside Russian leader Vladimir Putin, after the leaders met for four hours on issues including arms control and the future of Syria.

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Musk for years has used Twitter to combat critics in ways that few other business leaders would dare. His latest outburst on the platform—in which he suggested a British cave rescuer is a pedophile—was extreme even by his standards.

The U.S. fired back at lawsuits other countries have filed with the World Trade Organization over Trump steel and aluminum tariffs, escalating a trade dispute with some of America’s closest allies.

The deals boost pressure on both plane makers to ramp up production further even as supply-chain bottlenecks that have hampered output this year.

President Trump meets with Vladimir Putin, many states are likely unprepared for a downturn, and a beer for Trump-Putin summit.

Standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin at a joint press conference, President Trump refused to condemn Moscow for interfering in the U.S. election and instead cast doubt on the special counsel's probe. Photo: AP

President Donald Trump publicly questioned U.S. intelligence agencies’ conclusion that Moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election while standing beside Russian leader Vladimir Putin, saying he “didn’t see any reason why” the finding would be true.

A top federal communications regulator said he had “serious concerns” about Sinclair Broadcast’s $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media.

The French, British and German governments have told Iran they are exploring accounts at their central banks that would keep the Iranian nuclear deal alive by providing a financial conduit, say officials familiar with the discussions.

Trade barriers can ricochet through an economy in ways even proponents don’t expect, as shown by washers, among the first consumer products targeted. The protection against overseas competitors has been more than negated by subsequent metals tariffs. Prices are up and demand is softening.

The 2018 World Cup will likely influence the game for years thanks to a series of transformative developments that took place in Russia and fundamentally changed what we know about international soccer.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who heads to Congress on Tuesday to begin two days of testimony on the economy, is investing considerable time and energy on Capitol Hill.

Uber is the subject of an investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission stemming from a complaint about gender inequity, part of a series of federal probes of the ride hailing giant.

Hundreds of inmates radicalized during the war in Syria and the rise of Islamic State will be released from French prisons before the end of next year.

Using the reserve to curb summer pump prices at a time the economy is booming and midterm elections loom would be a strategic blunder, leaving the country exposed in the event of an actual oil shortage.

President Donald Trump said he and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had made a “very good start” to talks. He earlier said the two leaders would discuss issues related to trade, the military, nuclear weapons and China, including their “mutual friend” President Xi Jinping.

Uber is the subject of an investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission stemming from a complaint about gender inequity, part of a series of federal probes of the ride hailing giant.

Musk for years has used Twitter to combat critics in ways that few other business leaders would dare. His latest outburst on the platform—in which he suggested a British cave diver is a pedophile—was extreme even by his standards.

Fall-offs in factory output and investment in buildings, machinery and such are weighing on China’s growth, which came in at 6.7%, complicating Beijing’s task in managing the world’s second-largest economy amid a trade conflict with the U.S.

Americans boosted their spending at retailers in June, capping a strong quarter of consumption that is expected to help ramp up economic growth.

Netflix’s re-release of “The Staircase” signals the popularity of true-crime tales as well as old properties that streaming services can put back in front of audiences.