Новости за 05.09.2018

When a protester interrupted Wednesday's House hearing with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, Rep. Billy Long used quick-fire auctioneer skills to drown her out. Photo: Getty

CBS is in talks with Shari Redstone and her family’s holding company, National Amusements, to settle their litigation over control of the broadcaster.

There are two battles going on in Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court hearings. One for his confirmation, the other for the message each party is trying to send to the public. Photo: Getty

Army Sgt. Maj. Timothy Bolyard died from wounds suffered in the attack by an Afghan police officer. It was the latest of 102 so-called green-on-blue attacks since 2007.

The IRS loosened its new limits on state programs that let taxpayers trade donations for tax credits, issuing a clarification that would allow some business owners to benefit and potentially circumvent the new $10,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction.

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Long-term scrutiny for Facebook, Twitter and Google means higher costs and slower growth.

Antitrust enforcers are preparing to give the green light to two major deals in the health-care industry, CVS Health’s planned acquisition of health insurer Aetna and Cigna’s planned purchase of Express Scripts.

Paramount Pictures has tapped Nicole Clemens as the new president of its television unit.

Maybe you can choose your doctor.

Roblox Corp., the maker of a popular online videogame hub, has more than doubled its valuation to over $2.5 billion in a new round of funding.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions plans to gather state attorneys general to discuss whether social-media giants may be harming competition and “intentionally stifling” certain viewpoints, stepping up pressure on the platforms over alleged anticonservative bias.

Brett Kavanaugh hearing has a testy start, President Trump, NFL respond to Nike, and why would you dip chicken fingers in soda.

Two bomb blasts just minutes apart tore through a mainly Shiite Muslim neighborhood in the Afghan capital on Wednesday, killing at least 20 people and wounding 60 others and reviving fears of a growing sectarian conflict in a country already racked with violence.

Taiwan’s capital may not have the world’s fanciest restaurants, but this food-obsessed metropolis serves up some of the most unexpected and addictive dishes in Asia

The retailer is testing its own network of independent delivery drivers as it aims to offer home grocery delivery to 100 metro areas by year-end.

The actress plays a determined prostitute on HBO’s ‘The Deuce,’ and is determined enough in real life to travel miles for a certain fruit tart.

Premium upgrades and techy carriage designs let intense new parents bring their kids along for the ride.

A delegation of senior South Korean security officials wrapped up a nearly 12-hour visit to Pyongyang aimed at reinvigorating stalled diplomatic efforts with North Korea.

An unusual public spat between Amazon.com Inc. and Sen. Bernie Sanders over workers’ wages escalated Wednesday as the Vermont independent introduced a bill aimed at taxing big companies whose employees rely on federal benefits to make ends meet.

Bayer said the number of plaintiffs alleging the company’s newly acquired weedkillers cause cancer has risen sharply, adding to concerns about potentially costly litigation stemming from its acquisition of Monsanto.

Canada posted its biggest trade surplus with the U.S. in nearly a decade for July due to higher prices for crude-oil exports and a jump in sales of auto parts and other goods to its fast-growing southern neighbor.

The U.S. trade deficit posted its biggest monthly increase in almost three and a half years in July, as tax cuts and higher federal spending goosed up domestic demand while a cooling economy overseas hampered exports.

Uber Technologies will block customers in Australia and New Zealand from using its ride-sharing app if their ratings fall below a certain threshold.

“Simms and Lefkoe: The Show” is aimed at giving insight on which team will cover the spread