Новости за 17.05.2015

Despite glum earnings, Vivint Solar’s CEO says he’s excited about the company’s future prospects.

Pro-hunting lobbyists are putting the pressure on David Cameron.

Prime minister warned Athens would default without ECB aid

The Danish experience at Maastricht is proving helpful as Britain embarks on its own EU talks

Alibaba is being sued by luxury good makers, who contend the company is facilitating counterfeit sales.

The European problems of Greece and Britain involve no innate difficulty

Owner of Segafredo and Boncafé brands plans to sell about 40% of the group

Sale of Waterford Wedgwood Royal Doulton to Finnish group reignites debate over provenance

Consolidation and changing regulation leave businesses underprepared for disposals

Immediate danger facing global economy lies in when exactly US’s rate lift-off will take place

Lawmakers clash with local politicians over shale exploration amid oil industry warnings

You may have heard that the humble chicken is the closest living relative of the Tyrannosaurus Rex and Velociraptor.

Profit cannot be sole motive of an industry founded on making people better, writes Anjana Ahuja

Luxury brands group says Chinese company encourages sales of counterfeit products on its platform

It's an exciting time to be a genre fan in America. The last few years has seen the emergence of a throng of exciting new indie filmmakers like Ti West, Adam Wingard, David Robert Mitchell, and Jim Mickle, who've melded inventive horror or action/thriller elements to a smart lo-fi arthouse aesthetics, resulting in movies like "The House Of The Devil," "You're Next," "It Follows," and "Cold In July," among others. But one of the most promising of this new batch has been Jeremy Saulnier, who followed up his ultra-low budget debut... Читать дальше...

The newly-hatched animals 'desperately need their parents'.

One of the koalas shut her account while she was there.

Investors including Invesco and Neil Woodford support share offering by anti-allergy specialist

Come on guys, it's 2015!

One sector's sizable growth suggests the death of processed food may be exaggerated.

Asia starts to rival US and Europe as FDI flow rises by a third to hit record

Fall shows impact of shale boom and fast-growing imports from Canada

He is living proof that it is nonsense to argue that the most successful leaders are the humble ones

An expert hacked a plane and made it fly sideways, USA Today reports.