Новости за 29.08.2018

After the U.S. and Mexico announced a trade deal Monday, Canada is scrambling to come to an agreement with the two countries by the end of the week. WSJ's Shelby Holliday takes a look at some sticking points. Photo: Getty Images

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American Eagle Outfitters reported softer-than-expected sales growth in its highflying “every girl” brand, pushing the apparel and accessories retailer’s stock price down 8%.

A look at primary winners across the country, President Trump isn't happy with his search results, and getting too much sleep can be just as damaging as having too little.

Higher paydays come as the drug-development industry rapidly raises capital and undergoes a merger surge.

Plans to expand a Virginia facility are just a small part of the chip maker’s soaring capital investments.

Urban ‘resting studios’ offer personal sleeping pods to weary workers looking for a midday recharge. But that’s a lot to pay for nothingness.

Dick’s Sporting Goods said weaker sales of Under Armour apparel and a decision to pull back from the hunting business dragged on the retailer’s latest quarterly results.

The Commerce Department measured a 16.1% year-over-year gain, the largest in six years. Profits were bolstered by large tax cuts and strong economic growth.

Changing shipping routes and equipment have left hundreds of these storage towers abandoned. Now, some are being turned into money-making attractions.

The panel ruled that paper imports from Canada don’t injure U.S. producers, a victory for newspapers that saw newsprint prices jump as much as 30% in the wake of the Commerce Department plan to impose the levies.

Plus, more evidence of a strong economy.

Is it possible to keep your job and travel the world, too? These companies help professional nomads take a working gap year in places like Prague and Marrakesh.

Brown-Forman lowered its profit outlook because of the uncertainty and added costs created by recently enacted EU tariffs on U.S. whiskey.

Mexico and the U.S. have negotiated a side letter to the revamped North American Free Trade Agreement that would soften the blow of possible U.S. national-security tariffs the Trump administration is considering for auto imports, Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said.

As U.S.-Canada trade talks kick off in earnest, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland reveals that the two nations already reached an accord on autos.

Members of Congress are pressuring the Trump administration to confront Beijing over the mass roundup of Muslims in internment camps, urging travel and financial sanctions be clamped on senior Chinese officials involved in the detentions.

The Justice Department is probing whether a fugitive Malaysian laundered tens of millions of dollars through two associates and used the funds to pay a legal team including ex-N.J. Gov. Chris Christie and a lawyer who represents President Trump.

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With the rise in shirts designed to be worn untucked, and a general casualization of the workplace, properly tucked shirts have gone the way of the dodo. Our men’s fashion editor protests.

Offended by labels like “elderly” and “old,” older adults try on new generational descriptions.

Turkey’s central bank took steps to undo some of the emergency support it provided to its banks, reviving investor concerns over the nation’s financial stability as the lira continued its slide against the dollar.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with little more than six months left in his first term, is in danger of losing bragging rights that the nation’s economy has performed better under his administration than under the previous Congress party government.

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More planes are featuring slim lavatories and passengers have to cope with tighter quarters; the tape-measure test