Новости за 04.09.2015

Update as of 6:00 a.m. EDT: Reflecting worries over the findings of a U.S. jobs report, scheduled to be released Friday, Asian markets ended the day in the red.  Japan’s Nikkei 225 index closed down 2.1 percent after briefly hitting a new seven-month low, and South Korea’s Kospi Composite index dropped 1.5 percent, closing down 30 points. India’s benchmark Sensex and Nifty indexes also closed down 2.1 percent Friday -- a day after reporting substantial gains. Original story below

The new Jaguar XE is put to the test on UK roads in our latest video review. Is it match for its German rivals?

South Africa has introduced a range of instruments to ensure a friendlier investment climate, writes Kingsley Makhubela.

Until very recently, large exposure to China was seen as an advantage, a toehold in the market of the future.

Debate over how to boost SA’s flagging economic fortunes usually focuses on how government policy can, or should, or must change.

Zimbabwe is about to add Africa’s richest man - Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote - to its list of investors.

Novartis said Thursday that its Sandoz subsidiary will begin selling Zarxio, a copycat version of Amgen's infection-fighting Neupogen, in the United States.

AARP calls them Wisconsin’s unsung heroes.

TVs are about to get brighter, have better colours and look more realistic, executives at Samsung and LG told CNBC.

U.S. President Barack Obama will award Indian-American author Jhumpa Lahiri the 2014 National Humanities Medal.

ANALYSIS: A TEAM in the premiership window will get more than just a brilliant player if they throw cut Cat Steve Johnson an AFL lifeline. Do you want him at your club?

Unnerved by a man who was "preaching the word of God" and suspiciously eying a knife, Orange County Board of Supervisors Chair Todd Spitzer apparently handcuffed a man at a Foothills Ranch restaurant earlier this year, sheriff's officials said Thursday.

Next Wednesday Apple will unveil its new phone lineup. Hayley Tsukayama takes a look at what users can expect.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Jim Harbaugh was swarmed by cameramen from the moment he stepped of the bus at Rice-Eccles Stadium. College football's newest rock star had finally arrived to play a game…

Ed Westwick stuffs his hands in his pockets while leaving The Nice Guy on Tuesday (September 1) in West Hollywood, Calif. Promo pictures and stills from the 28-year-old’s new ABC show, Wicked City, were just released! The show, also starring Erika Christensen and Taissa Farmiga, is set in 1982 in Los Angeles, during the rock [...]

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia (Reuters) - Russia is interested in both foreign and domestic investment, especially in the country's Far East region, President Vladimir Putin told the Eastern Economic Forum on Friday. Making an appeal to countries from the Asia-Pacific region, Putin said his government will increase efforts to develop Russia's Far East.

Vaishali Patil, a social-worker working for the tribals in Gagode village from 25 years, on Friday called the forest, where Sheena Bora was buried a `killer favourite,` adding that actor Ranjit`s farm was located next door that had also seen six murders.

2014 US Open runner-up Caroline Wozniacki wastes 4 match points, loses to No. 149 Cetkovska

The B.C. Lions overcame an injury to Travis Lulay to earn a much-needed 25-16 win over the Montreal Alouettes.

Philadelphia officials working hard to get wary businesses excited by prospect of papal crowds

As the third quarter wound down, R.A. Long had answered every challenge Columbia River could offer. The Jacks held the ball, down seven, the possibility of a serious upset growing more real wi…

The lure of the wild has recently attracted an interesting batch of solitude seekers: Reese Witherspoon (“Wild”), Mia Wasikowska (“Tracks”) and Robert Redford, twice.

The column in Sunday's Tribune by Janeen White, a member of the La Crosse Freethought Society, reminded me of some of the reasons I consider the Ten Commandments a most extraordinary moral and…

Jo Wallace's website and now book of photographs documenting the people of Sydney's "weird and wonderful" suburb is a twin of the global phenomenon Humans of New York, also begun five years ago.