Новости за 23.07.2015

Erica Baker a travaillé pendant neuf ans chez Google. Dans une série de 34 messages postés vendredi dernier sur son compte Twitter, elle témoigne des différences salariales qu'elle y a découvert.

La loi de modernisation sur le dialogue social est définitivement adoptée ce jeudi. Un an après le lancement du processus par le gouvernement.

Two days after attending the funeral of their colleague Jules Bianchi, Formula One?s leading drivers gather again Thursday to begin preparations for this weekend?s Hungarian Grand Prix, the 10th race of a season dominated by Mercedes and their dueling duo of defending champion Lewis Hamilton and team-mate Nico Rosberg.

Pop star Justin Bieber got some good news on his legal woes when a court in Argentina dropped a warrant for his arrest for allegedly assaulting a photographer.

The Wallabies made seven changes to their starting line-up on Thursday for the Rugby Championship Test against Argentina in Mendoza this weekend, with Michael Hooper and Quade Cooper among the casualties.

Usain Bolt returns to action after a six-week injury-enforced break in the 100 metres on the opening night of the London Diamond League meeting on Friday with question marks hanging over both his fitness and form just four weeks out from the World Championships in Beijing.

Tour de France leader Chris Froome admitted he is concerned about Movistar pair Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde, his closest challengers.

Like many Chinese hotels, the Kunlun International hotel has rock bottom prices. It also boasts rooms with round beds and dance poles, and an all-female North Korean rock band who belt out "Anthem of the Worker's Party" and other socialist classics every night.

Canada is investing Can$142 million to beef up its cybersecurity measures and help private companies ward off attacks, officials said, after government websites were hacked last month.

Brazil's government announced a radical cut to its fiscal savings goal and said it would increase austerity measures, citing the worsening performance in the world's seventh largest economy.

US President Barack Obama and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey spoke on the phone about conflicts in Iraq and Syria and the fight against Islamic State militants, the White House said.

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix reported a 65 percent on-year increase in second quarter net profit on Thursday, missing analyst estimates, as slowing demand for personal computers and smartphones dampened memory chip prices.

Protesters poured into New York's Times Square to denounce the Iran nuclear deal as a threat to Israel and global security, demanding that Congress reject the agreement.

Évoqué par la presse européenne, l'échange entre David De Gea, le portier de Manchester United et Sergio Ramos, le défenseur du Real Madrid, pourrait bien avoir lieu pour plusieurs raisons.

Greece's parliament on Thursday passed legislation on a second batch of reforms needed to help unlock a huge international bailout for the country's stricken economy.

Japan's trade deficit narrowed sharply last month as exports picked up while a sky-high energy import bill continues to fall, finance ministry data showed Thursday.

A top UN official who was allegedly informed of a sex abuse scandal before it became public is resigning, a spokeswoman for the United Nations said on Wednesday.

Jamaica's "Reggae Boyz" stunned defending champion United States 2-1 Wednesday in a Gold Cup semi-final, becoming the first Caribbean squad to reach the final by shocking the heavily favored hosts.

At least 15 people including two children were killed after a cargo boat collided with a ferry on the Nile, hospital, security and political sources said.

Former world number one Adam Scott will take on two-time major winner and defending champion Jordan Spieth at the Australian Open in Sydney in November, organisers said on Thursday.

UN Security Council backing for the reunification of Cyprus is "encouraging," though no timetable is in the cards, the United Nations Special Adviser on Cyprus said Wednesday.

Suspected Boko Haram attacks left more than 50 people dead on Wednesday, after Nigeria's president warned the United States that its policy was hitting the fight against Boko Haram.

A black woman who died in a Texas jail under suspicious circumstances was there only because she hurt the "ego" of an overzealous police officer, her family alleged Wednesday.

Fresh from his success in just-released big-screen comedy "Trainwreck," NBA superstar LeBron James has signed a deal with entertainment giant Warner Bros, the two sides announced Wednesday.

Costa Rica's president will issue a decree to regulate in vitro fertilization (IVF) after a long legal battle, he said Wednesday.