Новости за 18.12.2014

etectives have appealed for abuse victims and potential witnesses to come forward

It's referred to as the "Wild West" of the Internet: Underground websites that sell illegal drugs and guns.

The Fed made clear that it's eyeing the economy recovery with caution, and isn't yet convinced it can start to pull its stimulus of record-low rates.

Keeping up with the UK joggers who want tax parity with cyclists

The EU banned investment in Crimea on Thursday, halting European help for Russian Black Sea oil and gas exploration.

Larry Summers tells CNBC he's been taken aback by the perceived connection between oil price weakness and stock drops.

After months of criticism and negotiation, the neighbors next to the new Dahl Automotive facility along Hwy. 61 in Winona are starting to come to terms with the development.

Avon will pay $135 million to settle charges after its China unit pleaded guilty to violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act with bribes.

This 'rubble' crisis could be the end for Vladimir Putin.

The boy's father says the school are 'picking on him'.

Hudson's Bay is well-positioned to capitalize on the three dominant themes in retail, incoming CEO Gerald Storch says.

Carlen Higgs was taken to a mental hospital but it was later realised he was high.

Liam Neeson is dapper while attending the premiere of his latest film Taken 3 held at Zoo Palast on Tuesday (December 16) in Berlin, Germany. The 62-year-old actor was joined by his co-star Forest Whitaker and director Olivier Megaton as they also took part in a press conference for the flick, which hits theaters on [...]

The sales lead of the Big 3 automakers—especially GM and Ford—is a far cry from what it was in 2000.

Moonlighting as Santa’s helper requires patience and perkiness

Sony Pictures in pulling "The Interview" from theaters and won't even release it on video-on-demand after North Korea's hack attack, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.

Shared rides provide convenience at a lower cost

Here's who's hot and who's not this holiday season. Sorry, Barbie, it's just not your year, sweetie.

Europe's top court ruled that obese people can be considered as disabled, meaning they would be covered by an EU law barring discrimination at work.

Crumbling confidence in the wider energy sector is starting to be felt in the Granite City

David Morris, 43, was on a plane from Kuala Lumpur when he unleashed a drink-fuelled tirade against cabin crew.

Kenny Dichter, Wheels Up founder & CEO, and Scott Ernest, Textron Aviation CEO, discuss the growing popularity of ride-sharing among the private jet set.

‘The Interview’ is economically trivial to Sony; the reputation of its film business is not

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