Новости за 21.04.2015

The stock market may be having a roller-coaster year, but you won't find many screaming investors riding the tracks.

A good market for pharma buyers means a better market for sellers

It will not end well if those involved cling to false beliefs

A year after fighting to control losses, Peugeot is tuning into a jump for car sales across Europe

Move represents diplomatic gamble by competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager

Rich Ross of Evercore ISI explains why a recent pullback in transports will set the stage for a massive rally in stocks.

It sure ain't cheap looking casual! Just like Us, Kim Kardashian, who jetted from L.A. to NYC on Mo[...]

Scott Sheffield, Pioneer Natural Resources CEO, sits down with CNBC's Brian Sullivan to discuss all things oil including production, pricing, and the crude oil export ban.

Return to earth makes television company ever more reliant on its infrastructure suppliers

While the mechanics of Christopher Nolan's films can be divisive, there's no denying that he's is one of the best at enacting spectacle on the big screen —his achievements as such include the docking sequence in his most recent "Interstellar" to the sleight-of-hand in "The Prestige" to the tilted hallway fight of the mind-bending "Inception." During a talk last night at the Tribeca Film Festival hosted by Bennett Miller, Nolan was asked to choose which of his blockbuster sequences was his favorite. Читать дальше...

Back in 2000, Simon Rattle, then music director of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, brought out a recording of a rarely performed masterpiece: the opera Król Roger (King Roger) by the Polish composer Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937). Throwing his weight behind the rehabilitation of this neglected composer, he once remarked: "I cannot talk objectively about Szymanowski, for you cannot expect objectivity or reasonability from someone in love. And reasonability is out of place when this music... Читать дальше...

Cargill boss warns on effect of drought

"Oklahoma is the most striking case, where the number of earthquakes is now at record levels," says a USGS official.

Aunt Becky isn't cheering just yet about the Full House spin-off. Lori Loughlin, who played Rebecca [...]

Backstage, the splurge guns are all lined up and the pedal car is parked in the wings. When the pedalling and splurging begin in earnest, the first major stage production of Bugsy Malone – the gangster musical that reveals the childishness of adults and the maturity of children – will be in full flow for the first time in more than 10 years.

Norway's Statoil is cutting costs the hard way rather than scaling back production activity, Eldar Saetre tells CNBC.

Motorcycle company is biggest faller on S&P 500 with shares down 8 per cent

Obama’s attorney-general nominee had been held up for five months

Start-ups can learn from the ‘make and fail’ design approach, writes Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia

ARM Holdings beat first quarter profit expectations thanks to iPhone 6 demand .

Move against Iranian-American could be bid by hardliners to sabotage detente with US, say analysts

William Shatner is planning a Kickstarter campaign to raise $30 billion dollars to help solve California's drought problem, according to Yahoo.

Firefighters couldn't save a single bill.

CNBC's Mary Thompson reports on the Supreme Court's decision against energy companies.

Nine people have been indicted on charges of spiriting away at least $100,000 worth in stolen bourbon.