Новости за 15.10.2018

European foreign ministers agreed to expand the bloc’s support for security and armed forces in the Central African Republic, part of an effort to counter what diplomats fear is a growing Russian role there.

The Saudi government is considering issuing a statement saying that rogue operatives killed Khashoggi by mistake during an interrogation gone wrong.

Big brewers are taking steps to maintain supplies of barley, the main crop used in beer, amid climate change. A new study suggests their preparations might not be enough.

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If the Massachusetts senator is now a person of color then the term has no meaning.

Figs, a five-year-old startup has upended the medical apparel industry with direct-to-consumer scrubs and splashy marketing campaigns. This year, it’s on track to make $100 million in revenue.

The S&P 500 bounced along the flatline, as losses among fast-growing companies competed with broad gains among stocks considered less risky.

The federal deficit widened last year amid higher government spending—including rising interest costs on the debt and increased funding for the military—and flat revenues following last year’s tax cut.

Advocates say the strategy is fortifying Niger against security threats, but opponents say it makes the country a target.

Global business investment flows fell sharply in the first six months of the year, as U.S. companies repatriated profits in response to changes in the country’s tax law, the United Nations said.

Syria’s resumption of control over a crucial border crossing with Jordan opens the way for a revival of trade between the two countries and beyond

Fidelity Investments said it will store and trade digital currencies for hedge funds and other professional investors, becoming one of the first Wall Street giants to step into this volatile corner of the financial world.

Large swath of Florida Panhandle suffering days after Hurricane Michael, Sears files for chapter 11 bankruptcy, and common myths about cold and flu.

Preferential pricing for U.S. purchases of Saudi oil could dry up if tensions over the suspected killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi continue to escalate between Washington and Riyadh.

Former Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen said President Trump’s attacks on the central bank could be counterproductive if they cause investors to doubt the Fed’s commitment to keeping inflation in check.

A plan to avert an offensive by the Assad government against the last major rebel-held area in Syria stumbled Monday when the main extremist group failed to leave a proposed buffer zone as part of a plan to demilitarize the region.

President Trump is sending Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to meet with Saudi King Salman to discuss the fate of a missing Saudi journalist, with the president suggesting that “rogue killers” could have been behind the dissident’s disappearance.

Shares in Superdry plunged 21% after the British clothing brand warned hot weather in Europe and the U.S. had hit demand for its jackets and sweats.

President Trump said he talked with Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince, who "firmly" denied any involvement in the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Photo: Getty

President Trump said he talked with Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince, who "firmly" denied any involvement in the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Photo: Getty

The Pixel 3 is Google’s best Android device on the market, even beating the iPhone in a number of important ways. Its processor is fast, screen is vivid and colorful and the camera is better than ever, especially for selfies.

The highest inflation in almost a decade is eating away at support for President Rodrigo Duterte’s government and forcing sacrifices to his flagship economic agenda.

American consumers reined in their spending at restaurants and department stores in September, resulting in the second straight month of weak retail spending.

Google's latest smartphone promises better pictures and videos through to the power of AI. WSJ's David Pierce pits the Pixel 3 against the iPhone and Galaxy Note 9 in six shooting challenges. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

Shares of Netflix, Amazon.com and other fast-growing companies fell, as fast-rising bond yields and continuing trade fears spurs investors to cut riskier stocks from their portfolios.