Новости за 10.10.2018

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Travelers Cos. began selling discounted home-security and sensor devices to its home-insurance customers on Amazon.com Inc. on Wednesday, the first time an insurer has had a retail presence on the online retail giant.

Few voters want to destroy Medicare and private health insurance.

Nikki Haley to resign as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, how the Gulf Coast is bracing for Michael, and parents buying signs urging others not to touch their children.

AT&T plans to launch a streaming video service next year combining the films and TV shows it acquired in the Time Warner deal.

President Trump stepped up pressure on Saudi Arabia over the disappearance of a prominent dissident journalist who is feared dead after entering a Saudi consulate in Turkey, calling it a “very bad situation.”

In her Normandy home, cookware doyenne Valérie Gilbert shares entertaining tips, her source for the very best butter and other life lessons (also involving butter).

Google’s plan to put more limits on access to Gmail user data is likely to disrupt business for scores of app developers whose services are based on the world’s most popular email service.

Centene plans to add four states to its Affordable Care Act business and expand in six others, in the latest sign of insurers’ improved fortunes under the health law.

New gene-editing technology could revive everything from the passenger pigeon to the woolly mammoth. But should scientists be playing God?

Activist investor Third Point warned Campbell Soup not to fill the chief-executive position at the food company ahead of the Nov. 29 annual meeting.

Top lawmakers argued Wednesday that Congress needs to rein in big tech companies, citing revelations about Google+ as the latest example of questionable practices involving consumers’ private information.

A gauge of U.S. business prices showed signs of bouncing back in September after a slowdown over the summer.

China has retroactively changed the law to legitimize its detention of hundreds of thousands of Muslim Uighurs amid an international outcry over human rights abuses against the ethnic minority.

Watch a clip from the movie "First Man," starring Ryan Gosling. Photo: Universal Pictures

Antitrust enforcers cleared CVS Health’s acquisition of Aetna after the companies took steps to ease regulators’ concerns, moving the nearly $70 billion deal a step closer.

The presidency of Emmanuel Macron has reached a tipping point. Viewed from abroad, the 40-year-old former investment banker is a poster boy for international cooperation. At home, however, Mr. Macron is increasingly isolated.

Snap is getting deeper into the crowded scripted-show market by teaming up with companies like Viacom and NBCUniversal on original content.

TransDigm agreed to buy rival Esterline Technologies for $4 billion, a deal that would put the aerospace-parts maker in a class of giant suppliers to the jetliner industry.

A Wall Street Journal investigation documents millions of dollars in suspicious trades through ShapeShift, a company backed by mainstream venture capitalists.

The court upheld the right of a bakery to refuse a gay man’s order for a cake decorated with the message “Support Gay Marriage” on grounds that forcing it to make the cake would have impinged on free speech.

The People’s Princess’s above-the-ankle gingham pants are an inspiring and punchy idea for early fall—even if her matchy styling needs updating.

Rebel groups in Syria have withdrawn most of their heavy weapons from a planned demilitarized zone in the country’s northwest, a move that could forestall an offense by Assad, but falls short of a lasting political settlement.

Claire Foy, who won an Emmy for her performance in Netflix’s “The Crown,” has starring roles in the coming movies “First Man” and “The Girl in the Spider’s Web.”

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