Новости за 14.11.2018

The Senate voted 63-36 to end debate on Fed nominee Michelle ‘Miki’ Bowman, and a confirmation vote could be held as soon as Thursday.

International companies in the U.S. rate potential tariffs on automobile and auto-parts imports as the most damaging of the Trump administration’s trade actions, a survey found.

Take a video tour of the recent real estate deals from celebrity buyers and sellers

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

The three-story Wellington Close house has been refurbished top to bottom.

Uber Technologies CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said he is taking a wait-and-see approach to allegations that the Saudi government—one of the company’s biggest shareholders—was behind the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

This Brooklyn clapboard-style farmhouse comes with all the perks and amenities that today's high-end buyer requires.

Although the home-which sold last week-underwent a thorough renovation in 2017, bringing it up to the highest modern specifications, it retains its original facade and many of its original features.

Watch a clip from the movie "Green Book," starring Viggo Mortensen, and Mahershala Ali. Photo: Universal Pictures

The original structures of this historic home was built between 1911 and 1913, and renovations included new electrical wiring, plumbing and smart home features.

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Death toll hits 48 in California's worst wildfire disaster, President Trump weighs replacing Chief of Staff John Kelly in White House shake-up, and Syracuse profits by handwriting thousands of late-tax notes.

The sleek but rustic Hamptons home features 18-foot peaked ceilings, walls of windows, weathered wood accents and stunning architectural detail.

CEO of A3 by Airbus Rodin Lyasoff discussed how he envisions the future of autonomous flight and how flying cars will impact airspace. Lyasoff spoke at the WSJ D.Live tech conference in Laguna Beach, Calif.

Israel’s defense minister will resign and withdraw his party from the ruling coalition, a move could pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to call for early elections.

Inflation flared in October primarily because of increasing gasoline prices, but the rise could prove fleeting if other recent trends continue.

New York and Arlington, Va., traded billions of dollars in incentives for a shiny new Amazon HQ2. But the arrival of the new corporate headquarters could mean some serious challenges for the two cities.

In Paradise, Calif., investigators combed through neighborhoods reduced to ash, searching for human remains after the Camp Fire wildfire swept through the town. Photo: Erin Ailworth

Newark, JFK and LaGuardia—the laggards of the airport rankings—are getting $24 billion in upgrades. Will it matter?

The zero-price business model is a source of many of the problems plaguing Google, Facebook and Twitter.

A commission convened by Congress warned that China’s tech-manufacturing strength threatens U.S. national security and advised U.S. agencies to be mindful of Chinese attempts to compromise government systems.

Tencent reported a 30% jump in third-quarter profit, in spite of a regulatory chokehold on videogames, its biggest business.

Roberto del Cueto, a veteran Bank of Mexico board member, will resign at the end of the month, allowing President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador to reshape bank leadership earlier than expected.

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Snap Inc. is facing scrutiny from regulators about its disclosures to investors ahead of its 2017 initial public offering.