Новости за 19.10.2018

The senator from Massachusetts isn’t the only one crafting odd stories about her DNA.

Four of the city’s top sources of margarita mastery, from a 1930s tavern to a swanky hotel bar.

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A caravan of several thousand Honduran migrants breached the Mexican border, ignoring Mexico’s offer to let smaller groups of the caravan in each day and deepening a regional migration crisis.

The property on Makena Road has seven distinct structures that are set fairly close to each other.

Amenities include a pool, full bar and rooftop spa

President Trump hardens stand on Saudi Arabia, Paul Ryan hits the campaign trail, and these countries may soon have the highest life expectancies.

How a small business can take advantage of Halloween; and the New York City restaurant with an unusual marketing approach.

The historic house is English Heritage Grade II-listed, meaning that permission would be needed to make any changes to the property.

uilt in 1971, the residence is a prime example of "Brutalist" style, which conspicuously utilizes raw concrete as a building material in its imposing architecture.

Long dismissed by food snobs as a Tex-Mex dead zone, San Antonio is finally getting a restaurant scene to build a trip around.

Trendy fall pairs from designers like Gucci and Balenciaga will add a few extra pounds to your overall body mass. But is that a good thing?

Apple has erected some high walls around its iPhone users. Those who wish to leave iOS have to do some climbing, and moving out of the iMessage ecosystem takes several steps.

Staffing company ManpowerGroup gave a muted outlook Friday as a tight U.S. labor market continues to pinch revenue and political uncertainties in Europe cause employers to rethink short-term hiring plans.

As China’s economic growth weakens faster than expected and uncertainty from the trade fight with the U.S. casts a shadow over business, a surprising driver has been exports. But that may soon peter out.

The toy company is planning layoffs that will trim less than 10% of its workforce, a move the maker of Monopoly, Nerf guns and Disney Princess dolls says is a response to changes in how consumers buy and play with toys.

Honeywell International said the SEC opened an investigation into its accounting of asbestos-related claims.

Mexican authorities have agreed to grant humanitarian and asylum visas to a caravan of 3,000 Honduran migrants massing at the country’s southern border—but the authorities also appear to be breaking up the group into smaller pieces

Chevron stands ready to restart pumping oil in a field shared by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait once the countries settle a dispute over environmental licenses, the company said Friday.

Tour the five luxury homes featured in our Listing of the Day series this week

Daimler warned of “significantly lower” earnings for the full year and said profit had dropped 27% in the three months to Sept. 30, sending shares to a five-year low.

While it retains its period facade in the original state, the rear of the home is more modern and pared down.

South Korea’s president is trying—and so far failing—to rally European support for loosening sanctions on North Korea, a move that risks putting him at odds with the Trump administration’s efforts to maintain pressure on Pyongyang.

The pope’s keen instincts as a communicator have abandoned him at crucial moments, especially in Chile, where allegations have swept up 167 Catholic officials and 178 victims so far. Sex-abuse victims say he has dismissed coverup allegations and wavered on promised disciplinary action.