Новости за 01.07.2023

United Airlines plans to fly less at its Newark hub and take other steps to avoid a repeat of the nearly weeklong stretch of disruption that snarled travel ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, CEO Scott Kirby told employees.

The social-media platform began limiting how many posts users can read, an unusual move that came as owner Elon Musk says he is fighting companies trying to use its data for developing artificial intelligence programs.

Business groups in the country warn that the walkout could reverberate across the U.S. and the rest of the continent.

A murder-suicide occurred in the Savannah house, which influenced Conrad Aiken’s work, including his short story ‘Silent Snow, Secret Snow’

David Zaslav has drawn criticism as he tries to turn around Warner Bros. Discovery. The latest example: His attempt to cut costs at Turner Classic Movies caused an uproar, prompting the company to walk back some of the changes.

Amy Lerner’s 1997 Land Rover Defender 90 NAS wasn’t cut out for North Africa, but it does just fine in North Jersey.

The Democratic mayor has attracted some critics within his party for putting other priorities on the back burner.

A look at the various categories of hills throughout this year’s race.

Their policies are aimed at making the most of the clean-energy shift, but they also create challenges for it.

Crisscrossing strings and torso-traversing ties are taking over swimwear this season.

Marc Fogel of Pennsylvania is serving a 14-year sentence for carrying medical marijuana.

Hundreds of buildings were set alight as Emmanuel Macron’s government struggled to contain the violence that has engulfed the country since the police killing of a teenager.

The league, which will combine two existing groups, is being funded by Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter and tennis legend Billie Jean King.

The singer’s rise to superstardom offers lessons in business management that go beyond the music industry.

The Clark Art Institute shifts the narrative surrounding the Norwegian painter in a revelatory exhibit showcasing his artistic dedication to the Earth’s beauty, from moonlit beaches to wintry forests.

The European Space Agency mission is set to blast off Saturday aboard a SpaceX rocket.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

Strong upper legs can also boost running, walking and climbing stairs.

Banking and cash apps aren’t just easier. They can also teach better financial responsibility.

Shares in sawmill and wood-products companies are rebounding this year as home construction recovers.

The president has largely rejected calls from liberals to push for term limits and expansion, warning that doing so could further politicize the judiciary.

Private, military-style security companies are an increasingly visible element of China’s expanding global footprint.

Builders, engineers, real-estate agents, automakers and other businesses typically sensitive to higher borrowing costs have increased employment.

GMO, the money manager co-founded by Jeremy Grantham, bets on cheap stocks and bonds backed by commercial real estate.

A shortage of parts and technicians, more complex auto technology, and older cars on the road are creating a perfect storm; Ford and GM are concerned.