Новости за 12.11.2014

Rosetta crash landed on the surface of 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko after two years of unprecedented exploration of the comet

A scandal is engulfing Mexico's president, but it's not likely to disrupt energy auctions scheduled for next year.

Saudi Arabia's oil minister publicly knocked talk of an OPEC "price war."

A new report shows millennials are to blame for the strengthening apartment market and lackluster housing numbers.

Isla Mujeres is so down to earth and uncomplicated most folks don't even use its full name. The four-mile-long island is simply called Isla, and its most popular attraction is a long stretch of sparkling white sand called Playa Norte.

supes07Christina Olague was appointed District 5 Supervisor by Mayor Ed Lee, but did not get re-elected. (The Chronicle) Mayor Ed Lee’s first appointee to the Board of Supervisors, Christina Olague, was considered a disaster by many of his supporters. It’s a mistake Lee must be eager not to repeat as he prepares to make his third appointment to San Francisco’s 11-member legislative body in three years. Lee steered clear of risk in his second supervisorial appointment, tapping polite, steady and moderate... Читать дальше...

The co-founder of Snapchat has moved out of his father's fancy home in the Palisades and purchased a home of his own less than four miles away.

It would seem as if nothing can stop this market. However, looks can be deceiving. Get all the details.

JPMorgan's $13 billion settlement was a major disappointment for a few reasons, whistleblower Alayne Fleischmann says.

McConaughey's Lincoln commercials have caught enough attention to generate their own spoof in a Power Wheels ad.

For many retailers, Black Friday is getting a makeover. CNBC retail analyst Stacey Widlitz; CNBC's Courtney Reagan; and CNBC contributor Herb Greenberg, share their opinions on the early start to holiday shopping.

For banks at the center of the recent foreign exchange probe, paying the $3.4 billion in fines might be the easy part.

Speaking in Mexico on Wednesday, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi knocked down talk of OPEC waging a 'price war' in the global oil market, and prices fell as a result. CNBC's Amanda Drury and Brian Sullivan report.

Here's the most critical currency in today's global economy, says GE exec Raghu Krishnamoorthy.

Amazon is recruiting staff for a giant research and development site, where it plans to expand its Amazon Prime Air unit.

Stocks moving sideways is good for a market at records where many sectors are overbought.

It's up to the FCC to decide who wins the battle over net neutrality. But it won't vote until next year.

Members get a reported $900,000 salary and a hefty share of the firm's bonus pool—and a title among Wall Street's elite.

Frustration with Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is as high ever. Not all of the gripes rank equally.

It's bonus season! Turney Duff breaks down the anatomy of a $1 million bonus — and how to spend it.

Chinese hackers allegedly broke into U.S. weather systems in September, The Washington Post reported.

Republican lawmakers on Wednesday urged the FCC against any plan to regulate the Internet more like public utilities.

As artists, creators, composers, remixers and directors, you’ve been at the forefront of making YouTube the ultimate home for music.  After nine years of unforgettable music moments you’ve created -- Kutiman, Beliebers, “Gangnam Style” and countless others -- we’re more committed than ever to making the music experience on YouTube better for you and your fans. That’s why today we’re launching new music features that will help your fans discover and enjoy more of your music and rolling out the beta of our new subscription service... Читать дальше...

Discussing the future of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, with CNBC's Jon Fortt, as well as Twitter CEO Dick Costolo, with Julia Boorstin.

YouTube has finally announced its long anticipated music subscription service called "YouTube Music Key."