Новости за 16.10.2019

There have been some signs of optimism from the EU and the UK about the potential to conclude a withdrawal agreement following private talks between the UK and Ireland.

Cars are not as easy to manufacture as vacuum cleaners, and it appears that Mr. Dyson’s brash idea underestimated the hurdles he had to overcome over an unrealistically short time frame.

By saving 30% per month of the median national income, it would take 56 years to save for a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco.

Thanks to advancements in AI, phone trees and miscommunications at fast food drive-thrus may not be around for much longer.

Retiring in the next few years? Feeling confident about how your portfolio will hold up? If you answered yes to the first question, and did not immediately answer yes to the second question, this is a good time for a little “stress test.”

Unless and until we come to grips with a self imposed system of inflation stoked by regulatory overreach, graft by interest groups, and the willingness to pay to play by for-profit developers, the tents will not go away.

In the world of today where anything trendy is considered the violence on a franchise like American Horror Story on FX or a digital series with no restrictions, this glut of early holiday sweetness is actually, well, quite refreshing.

Sikorsky and Karem have revealed very different concepts for the Army's next armed recon helicopter.

Despite assurances from farm-state politicians, the biofuels lobby is unhappy with this week's RFS proposal by the EPA.

Christian Eriksen has laid on almost 600 goalscoring chances since he came to Tottenham in 2013, more than twice as many as the team's next most creative player. But he wants to leave and it is in Spurs' best interest to make the move happen as soon as possible.

There are millions of people who are working in low-paying jobs because they don’t have the skills to compete for the higher-skilled jobs employers are struggling to fill. To that end, it’s more important than ever for companies to recruit from talent pools they may not have previously considered.

The International Monetary Fund and the Financial Stability Board have plenty of warnings about U.S. corporations' record indebtedness and the deterioration of credit quality in loans and bonds.

Every year, roughly 5% of U. S. homeowners take the financial plunge to get a new roof. In many states, they can integrate solar panels into the purchase and convert the home into a small power plant.

Closer Daniel Hudson has been an anchor for the unexpected postseason dominance of the Nationals' bullpen.

The Democratic debate on Tuesday night can be encapsulated by the candidates advocating for the government takeover of many aspects of our lives, including raising taxes, running and managing healthcare and insurance, creating jobs, offering free college and attacking the wealthy.

Thanks to better materials, technology and design, today’s gloves and mittens are warmer and better than ever before. Get your hands on these.

If you’re an introvert, standing up in front of a crowd of people (or even a couple of colleagues) can be a challenge. Here are five tips for introverts to build their public speaking skills (even when they'd rather hide under the table).

Micronutrients in powdered form have long been an important part of UNICEF's global strategy to improve nutrition for vulnerable children.

Her new single might not be the smash she could use, but it could help her get back on track.

Are you turning down invaluable advice?

Whether or not 4K screens make sense for laptops depends on how you look at it.

Arrow is ending on the CW, but Green Arrow and the Canaries may be how the show evolves without its star.

'Sweetheart' is a smart, tight creature feature with a top-tier genre heroine. Definitely see it--soon on Digital or On Demand. [Review and Interview]

Canva has reached a $3.2 valuation as it makes its first push into bigger-sized customers for its design software suite.

Failure is one of the few inevitabilities of business, but despite how common it is, it’s rare that entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals talk about it openly. One woman, through a radically-named organization, is changing that.