Новости за 11.11.2015

Gamine or goth, this pencil does it all

On Chinese social media, people lamented the limits of the state response. 'Waiting for the wind to change is how the government deals with air pollution.'

As Hindus around the world celebrate Diwali, Bhavna Singh recounts how it all began.

A growing number of snakes are being found in the woods around Metro Vancouver

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NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- The Australian entrepreneur behind "the world's only real jetpack" showed off his device by taking a flight around the Statue of Liberty in New York.

Retailer reported mixed third-quarter results, as well as weaker-than-expected same store sales.

1) When the priest says the word ‘dick’ at a funeral.

Investors who worry that the U.S. economy is speeding toward another inevitable recession can relax: the likelihood that the recovery will continue is actually pretty good.

Spanish national team asked Messi to switch his international allegiance when he was a teenager.

Unless business and education work together more effectively, we risk failing an "entire generation of young people", the BCC has warned

Apple will hire an additional 1,000 employees for its operations in Cork, Ireland, despite EU pressure on the Irish government to review its tax deal with the company.

AB InBev deserves, and will need, the benefit of the doubt

The arrest of alleged fake doctor in Limpopo has raised fears that the medical profession has been infiltrated by more impostors.

Jury finds Nathan Matthews murdered his 16-year-old stepsister in sexually-motivated kidnap in Bristol as Shauna Hoare guilty of manslaughter

Coffee shop: 'All this kind of faux outrage does is give us further publicity.'

A Brakpan man was sentenced to life in prison after he severely assaulted a man and set him alight while he was still alive.

A panhandler outside Grand Central Terminal says he rakes in up to $200 an hour from kind-hearted New Yorkers. Having a dog helps.

Forces allied with the official government clash with Islamic State fighters

BEIJING, Nov. 12 (Yonhap) -- A senior Chinese official who recently held talks with North Korea's supreme leader, Kim Jong-un, ruled out the possibility of a visit by Kim to Beijing next year, a South Korean lawmaker said Wednesday after meeting with t

BERLIN - German public radio station rbb-Inforadio reported Wednesday that the country's foreign intelligence agency spied on the FBI and U.S. arms companies, adding to a growing list of targets among friendly nations the agency allegedly eavesdropped on.

BERLIN (AP) — German public radio station rbb-Inforadio reported Wednesday that the country's foreign intelligence agency spied on the FBI and U.S. arms companies, adding to a growing list of targets among friendly nations the agency allegedly eavesdropped on.