Новости за 05.10.2023

Benchmark Treasury yields fall for a second straight day.

At three-Michelin-starred Le Bernardin in New York City, Eric Ripert cooks some of the world’s most exquisite seafood. He invited us into his kitchen at home to reveal the surprisingly streamlined way he cooks there.

The 64-year-old pleaded guilty earlier this year to 11 criminal counts, including committing a terrorist attack against a mass-transit system.

The Securities and Exchange Commission asked the court to order Musk to comply with its investigation of his 2022 takeover of Twitter.

How fridge-magnet lovers are coping with an industry move away from magnetic materials. Plus three tips for anyone who refuses to give up the habit of slapping mementos on their coolers.

As the green left’s hostility to the automobile grows, voters notice their own values are at stake.

A strange term of obscure origins has made its way from pro wrestling to politics

New apps like Rizz and YourMove are using advanced language models to help nervous romantics win the affection of potential partners. Others promise to tell you if the love of your life might be someone you’ve already met.

Dancing horses, playful polar bears and a kangaroo playing air guitar are among the finalists.

In a case involving Fiat Chrysler, the European Court of Justice says a U.N. cybersecurity regulation for automakers shouldn’t block access to data needed for car maintenance.

Armita Geravand was wearing her hair uncovered when she collapsed on the Tehran subway.

One of the victims was the brother of a congresswoman, leading police to probe whether the attack was politically motivated.

Lettie Teague, longtime author of The Wall Street Journal’s wine column, takes your questions on the world of wine in a Reditt “Ask Me Anything” session.

Lettie Teague, longtime author of The Wall Street Journal’s wine column, takes your questions.

Random exploration is the key to early learning in both cases, before more mature needs take over

It’s no longer just corporate bigwigs who are feeling pinched by the upsurge in strikes.This week brought another sign of how far the trend has gone: an organizing effort at Waffle House.

Once asking $41.5 million, the circa-1964 Boca Raton estate sold to a local developer who plans to demolish it and build one or two houses in its place.

Initial jobless claims in the U.S. “appear now to be creeping back up after their drop in September,” Pantheon Macroeconomics chief economist Ian Shepherdson writes in a note about weekly claims data reported on Thursday.

Celebrities, fashion designers and influencers are posting about body scans and Botox competitors at higher volumes. Some are approaching the firms themselves.

The man returned to the Capitol after posting bail.

The banks based their lending decision on their own financial projections and asset valuations.

A chance encounter at a copy machine, and the resulting mRNA vaccines saved millions of lives.

‘I resigned as a trustee because of Bost University’s direction and the lack of consideration or debate of different points of view.’

The IRS has been right to go after syndicated conservation-easement transactions.