Новости за 07.12.2018

Japan plans to accept more than 300,000 blue-collar foreign workers over the next five years to help tackle labor shortages under a bill passed by parliament Saturday.

From deploying pattern deftly to pulling off Parisian chic—actionable décor tips fill these five books. Gift one to the amateur decorator on your list.

Congress moves to avert immediate shutdown, California fire survivors begin returning to what was their homes, and Army honors World War 1 first division with Army-Navy game uniforms.

Getting over your fear of making impromptu remarks; and six steps for launching your side hustle.

Women in the U.S. suffer more discrimination than in Western countries such as France and Germany, and Africa has made progress working to reduce domestic violence, the OECD says.

Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, explains how robots, sensors and AI will keep us healthy for less.

U.S. prosecutors are preparing to unseal criminal charges against hackers linked to the Chinese government who have allegedly engaged in a multiyear scheme to break into U.S. technology service providers.

The carrier is making an abrupt change to its leadership in the middle of the busiest shipping season, saying the president and CEO of FedEx’s air delivery unit will retire at the end of the year.

This is the web version of the WSJ’s Capital Journal newsletter, which is sent out around 8 a.m. ET every weekday. You can sign up for daily delivery here. What We’re Watching Special Counsel: Robert Mueller is due to submit his pre-sentencing report on Paul Manafort by midnight. Mr. Mueller alleges that Mr. Manafort breached his […]

Nongovernmental organizations that have shouldered a large part of the operations to rescue migrants in the Mediterranean have ceased all such activity, amid a crackdown by the Italian government.

Chinese regulators set up a new committee to review online games, a move seen as ending a crippling freeze on new game approvals.

Samsung Electronics is replacing the head of its unit that provides next-generation 5G equipment, according to people familiar with the matter, a shake-up atop a key business looking to rapidly grow sales as global pushback builds against market leader Huawei Technologies.

Directors of a Latin American development bank are considering a $500 million loan request from Venezuela, drawing a rebuke from President Nicolás Maduro’s detractors who say it will undercut international sanctions against his authoritarian government.

The arrest of Meng Wanzhou at the request of the U.S. sparked outrage in China, with people criticizing it as a tactic to weaken a leading Chinese company and Beijing’s resolve in the trade fight with the U.S.

Chinese telecom giant Huawei has long caused tension between Washington and Beijing. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains what the company does and why it’s significant. (Photo: Aly Song/Reuters)

Yes, the cost of business school is soaring, but a new survey shows that career-switchers can reap substantial financial rewards from getting their masters of business administration

To subscribe to the newsletter, please sign up here MUST READS Eurozone Economy Grew More Slowly Than Previously Estimated: The eurozone economy grew more slowly than previously estimated during the three months through September, held back by a decline in exports while a buildup in stocks boosted activity. France’s Macron, Astride the Globe, Overlooked Swelling Anger at […]

Jarel Hawkins, an engineer and sneaker investor, explains how to monitor a sneaker collection like an investment portfolio, use data to project value growth, track liquidity rates and implement 'buy', 'sell', 'hold' strategies like a pro.

The eurozone’s slowdown was broader than previously suspected in the third quarter, affecting sectors as diverse as farming, construction and a range of services.

American companies that import products are paying record amounts in customs duties as more tariffs imposed by the Trump administration take effect.

For the December/January issue, photographer Annemarieke van Drimmelen captured the season's best couture, modeled on Kiki Willems in the exquisite Marha Plain.

Amazon may seem to have a comfortable lead in the cloud. It isn’t taking any chances, though—particularly considering its crosstown competition from Microsoft, which has a few key strengths in the cloud-computing sector.

The “gilets jaunes” or “yellow vests” started out protesting fuel hikes in France’s rural communities. Now, their demonstrations have turned into a national movement against President Emmanuel Macron and his government. Image: Getty

The Silicon Valley electric-car maker plans to replace Todd Maron, a confidant of Elon Musk, with Washington, D.C., trial lawyer Dane Butswinkas.

Japan is moving ahead with changes to its procurement guidelines that could restrict government use of Chinese telecommunications-equipment companies Huawei and ZTE.