Новости за 07.10.2017

Matchless unveils Vladimir Putin-inspired outerwear collection to celebrate the Russian president’s 65th birthday.

Tropical Storm Nate is currently heading for the Gulf Coast of the United States and expected to strengthen into a hurricane along the way.

The fundraising single features a myriad of celebrities, including Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Luis Fonsi and Gloria Estefan.

Here are the TV info and everything you need to know about UFC 216.

Apple has confirmed that when iOS 11.1 is released, it will contain hundreds of new emoji.

Smaller planes like the 737 and Airbus A320 are becoming increasingly versatile and efficient, at the cost of passenger comfort.

Trends in gaming in sports might make parents and coaching think about using video games to augment play -- or just have the kids concentrate on video games.

Producer Harvey Weinstein will take an indefinite leave of absence starting today from The Weinstein Company, the production company and distributor he helped found, following allegations that he sexually harassed women in incidents spanning three decades.

What did it take for Jackie Joyner-Kersee to win six Olympic Medals and become world-famous athlete? She shares her tools for success.

A candid portrait of a woman who was ahead of her time in the 1950s, struggling to make it in a man’s world, the documentary shines a light on Chavela's rise to fame, how alcoholism caused her downfall and her battle to revive her career at age 71.

This week’s Apple Loop includes new battery problems with the iPhone 8, the limited stock of the iPhone X, the arrogance of the iPhone X design, the iPhone 7 vs the new handsets, iOS 11 update issues, Qualcomm and Apple’s legal fight, and Facebook Messenger’s Apple Music extension.

This week’s Android Circuit includes Google’s new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL smartphones, why one camera lens for the Pixel family works, the availability of Samsung’s Galaxy X, Android Oreo’s market share, Nokia’s Android P updates, leaked details of Huawei’s Mate 10, and Microsoft’s Android launcher.

Part two of an exclusive conversation with the chef behind L.A.'s Vespertine

The carmaker's plans for a rapid expansion of Model 3 output are on hold until initial production glitches are resolved. Although Musk envisions a production system that is among the industry's most efficient, a report claims Tesla is hand-making major parts of its newest product.

White-collar workers use their heads, blue-collar workers use their hands. Although this simplistic division of the workforce was first used in the 1940s, the notion of manufacturing workers as the ones getting their hands dirty stretches right back to the industrial revolution.

A great leader is careful to never humiliate anyone intentionally. Humiliation is a universal reaction to exposure and shaming, leading to disengagement, reduced loyalty and anger. Unfortunately it's not hard to humiliate people on your team inadvertently; some preventive tips are suggested.

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Planes incorporated fiberglass in the 1950s, and the stage was set for the advent of these materials that are key to everything from sports cars to tennis rackets to skis, to name just a few items.

Strap on those retro goggles.

The Trump White House is proposing extreme changes to NAFTA, which could alienate free-traders.

Single-payer health care will impose measurable reductions in innovation both in pharma and other parts of the American health economy. Estimating the magnitude of such losses is inherently uncertain but would range from at least 23-69 billion to as much as $50 to $152 billion a year.

Here’s a review of the top ten lies obscuring the gun debate.

Around the world, female health workers are everyday warriors, knocking door to door to ensure that no child is vulnerable to contracting polio.

A conversation with startup founders ranged from advice on how to scale your company to microbiological and molecular science to dangerous dinosaurs.