Новости за 06.05.2017

It is imports which make us richer, imports which are the purpose of trade. The idea of tariffs because someone is offering us cheap imports is thus simply ludicrous.

Unilaterally removing the U.S. from NAFTA could be disastrous.

The classification of good and bad debt allows spendthrifts to keep increasing spending when they should be restraining it. Which, when the crash comes, threatens all of us with drowning in debt. And a crash will come to every economy, one day or another.

May is Stroke Awareness...and awareness may literally mean the difference between life and death.

Which is what is happening here. Modi and Jaitley have, rightly, reformed the bankruptcy laws. The new powers for the RBI are to be able to force the banks to make use of them, again rightly so.

The music business is slowly emerging from tectonic shifts in its traditional business models. Streaming and touring are key elements of a successful career. Drew Holcomb has weathered these storms, and discusses the perspective from his side of the stage.

Tom Farrey's layoff from ESPN means he will concentrate on his youth sports advocacy work at the Aspen Institute.

The latest weather forecast and updated odds for Kentucky Derby 143, and a look at the horses that have run in the mud.

The FCC isn't taking the late night host's controversial joke lightly.

'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2' is the perfect sequel. Here's what makes it so great.

For the first time in 22 years, the Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug to treat amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease will have a list price of $145,000 a year.

Let our infographic show you how activate your Inner Hero. Download our free UNICEF Kid Power App and join the fight against severe child malnutrition around the world.

Exploring, discovering and rediscovering great music in new recordings and old music in great recordings.

After its stock price reached a record high in Hong Kong earlier this week, Chinese internet giant Tencent, now valued at more than $300 billion, made the list of the 10 most-valuable companies in the world. Read what Tencent is doing with WeChat now in retail and its latest AI research in Seattle.

Call It 'Blue-Collar STEM:' Humans Who Work Elbow-To-Elbow With Robots Are Training Up In Michigan.

Considering the leap to self-employment as a freelancer, consultant or otherwise? Hear how (and why) these millennials successfully ditched their full-time jobs and landed in the gig economy.

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. saved himself plenty of money on Friday.

This week’s Apple Loop includes the wireless potential of the new iPhone 7S, a 3D printed model of Apple’s next smartphone, Apple’s quarterly results, the new Osborne Effect, the obsolete MacBooks, the iPad and the tablet market, some love for the Air Pods, and a problem with the Touch Bar.

This week’s Android Circuit includes issues with the Galaxy S8 Screen, a review of the S8 camera, how Google’s Pixel 2 can defeat Samsung’s Galaxy, the ridiculously small Jelly smartphone, Google helping Gmail users with spam, Android betas for all, and using Microsoft on your Android smartphone.

As the creator of the Iced Coconut Milk Mocha Macchiato and the Unicorn Frappuccino, Starbucks is never shy of trying new things. That includes its approach to the capital markets.

Tina's trusty gut told her to be wary about her job offer -- what do you think?

The circumstances that brought Anderson Silva and Nate Diaz to their current impasses with the UFC are on opposite extremes. But with both MMA stars, the root cause of their discord with UFC President Dana White and co. is clear.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is an impressive phone, but Samsung has basically shipped it with an admission that high screen resolutions are pointless.

Forget your first pet and the street you lived on—here's how to find a Kentucky Derby horse name worthy of the winner's circle.