Новости за 01.11.2016

Reality star Blac Chyna will film the birth of her baby and the events leading up to it for “hundreds of thousands” of dollars. The stripper-turned-entrepreneur is 8 months pregnant with Rob Kardashian’s baby and wants to let cameras roll as she welcomes her baby girl into the world, TMZ wrote in an exclusive report Tuesday. A specific dollar amount was not reported.

As Amazon.com and Netflix look to grow their business in India amid a global expansion, they are following two diverging scripts. WSJ's Shalini Ramachandran has details on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Amazon

A brewery says it has created a new pale ale using moisture harvested from the clouds above southern Scotland, NBC News reports.

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ZHUHAI CITY, China, Nov. 1 (UPI) -- China's J-20 stealth fighter made its public debut Tuesday during the International Aviation and Aerial Space Exhibition, state-run CCTV reports.

NEW YORK (ANP/BLOOMBERG) - Volkswagen heeft zijn verkopen in de Verenigde Staten ook afgelopen maand stevig zien dalen ten opzichte van een jaar eerder. Het Duitse concern kampt in de VS nog altijd met de gevolgen van het dieselschandaal, dat een ruim een jaar geleden aan het licht kwam en de verkopen de afgelopen maanden stevig onder druk heeft gezet.

News and data provider Thomson Reuters to cut 2,000 jobs as part of restructuring

The winner of the country’s main beauty pageant Yana Dobrovolskaya will represent Russia at Miss World 2016, the competition’s official website reported on November 1.

It's a chilly autumn for U.S. auto sales. Sales of new cars and trucks were expected to fall in October as consumer demand wanes. J.D. Power and LMC Automotive expect total October sales to ...

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Election 2016 offers stark differences among Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as it pertains to selecting nominees to fill the empty Supreme Court seat. WSJ's Brent Kendall explains on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Stephen Voss for The Wall Street Journal

Alcoa officially split Tuesday, as the aluminum giant separated its raw aluminum operation from the businesses that supply the aerospace and automotive markets.

ZURICH — FIFA has ordered Bolivia to forfeit two World Cup qualifying matches for fielding an ineligible player, a ruling that improves Chile’s qualification chances and harms Argentina’s. FIFA said Tuesday that Bolivia’s 0-0 draw with Chile and 2-0 win over Peru in September are now 3-0 losses by default. Chile gains two points to

STRATHAM, N.H. — A pot-bellied pig that survived a butcher and an escape from an adoptive home is getting a new family. The 3-year-old pig named Missy first arrived at the New Hampshire Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in February. Her family could no longer take care of her, and she had

Hexagon defend delaying announcement CEO had been arrested during results call.

Caterpillar is the top stock in the Dow this year -- even though Donald Trump has said the company is getting crushed by Japanese rival Komatsu. Wall Street likes plans for more infrastructure spending by Trump or Hillary Clinton.

Enthusiasm for Clinton has ebbed since the renewal of the FBI’s investigation.

The move is the latest effort to streamline the financial and legal information company.

The declaration of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) that Mavrodi Money (MMM) is a big scam has not gone down well with many Nigerians. Indeed, the federal government and the apex bank have come under heavy fire for putting Nigerians in such a precarious position that a Ponzi scheme like MMM appears so attractive. […]

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It's official, Speaker Paul Ryan told Fox and Friends that he voted for Donald Trump.

Headaches, idiotic journalists and no ethics in sight, make up the latest leaked batch of emails released by WikiLeaks from the hacked account of US Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, John Podesta.