Новости за 09.09.2020

The company has said the Xbox Series X will feature enhanced graphics, increased processing power and storage and technologies such as ray tracing, which produces much more realistic images.

Youth vaping fell significantly this year, according to new government data, after federal restrictions raised the legal purchase age for tobacco products to 21 and took fruity-flavored e-cigarette cartridges off the U.S. market.

Two men described as Myanmar army deserters say they were ordered by superior officers to kill Rohingya civilians during security operations in 2017, according to a lawyer involved in a genocide case against Myanmar at the United Nations’ top court.

Kansas City Southern has rejected a roughly $20 billion takeover offer from a group of investors, arguing that the bid undervalues the railroad operator.

As WSJ’s Off Duty section reported, smartphones upended every element of society during the last decade, from dating to dinner parties, travel to politics. This is just the beginning.

Best bets on how we’ll eat, drink, farm and find comfort at the table in the years to come.

The number of available jobs in the U.S. leveled off late this summer, the latest sign momentum in the labor market is easing six months after the coronavirus pandemic took hold in the U.S.

NBCUniversal has overhauled its television-production units under Pearlena Igbokwe, a fast-rising executive who has been promoted to chairman, Universal Studio Group.

The luxury group says an order from the French government forced it to back out of a $16 billion offer for the U.S. jeweler.

The Washington Post and other media outlets roll out new sod coverage.

We asked industry pros where we’ll be traveling in years to come and how hotels, flights, airports and even luggage will evolve—for the better.

The U.K. placed new limits on social gatherings to stem the spread of coronavirus, becoming the latest country in Europe to reimpose restrictions on daily life amid a surge in cases there.

Ireland’s privacy regulator is seeking Facebook’s response to a preliminary order to suspend the company’s data transfers to the U.S. because of concerns over American government surveillance practices.

Fire destroyed much of Europe’s largest camp for asylum seekers early Wednesday, as refugees and migrants on the Greek island of Lesbos protested against a lockdown imposed to contain a coronavirus outbreak.

As a World War II veteran, I’m worried by political violence and electoral chaos.

Mr. Trump erodes public trust and embarrasses his office. Join me in not voting for him.

Watching videogame competitions is increasingly popular, but real-life sports show that elite clubs rarely make much money.

Some musical performances are gearing up again, but promoters face uncertainty over liability and insurance that could make organizing a tour much trickier.

Some music performances are gearing up again, but promoters face unanswered questions about liability and insurance that could make organizing a tour much trickier.

A German court ordered former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn to stand trial on charges of defrauding customers in a case that could shed new light on one of Germany’s largest corporate scandals.

After hitting bottom in April, the U.S. economy has clawed back ground despite a resurgence in coronavirus infections. Recovering the remaining ground may be tougher.

Reinsurance stocks have held up against the battering winds of Hurricane Laura, but might not fare as well if another big storm threatens. This storm season comes in a different context, with Covid-19 playing out in the background.

The Trump administration will cut the number of U.S. troops in Iraq to about 3,000 this month, a top military commander said, a reduction from about 5,200 there now.

The online crafting marketplace, which is being added to the S&P 500, could soon receive an influx of new investors tracking the index.

The billionaire art dealers have listed a sprawling family compound in Millbrook, N.Y., as well as an equestrian property just 30 minutes away in Connecticut.