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Region shows signs that the tradition of strength through diversity is eroding

Discussions with works council comes six months after bank’s $8.9bn fine

After a successful run at Hulu, Vessel CEO Jason Kilar is now looking to shake up online video with a totally new model.

Gorgeous lady, gorgeous family! Oscar nominee Julianne Moore stepped out for a celebration in her h[...]

A film premiering at two festivals this weekend is "Tired Moonlight," a 16mm movie shot in filmmaker Britni West's hometown of Kalispell, Montana. The film boasts an indie pedigree, as West worked on the upcoming films "Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter" (which premiered at Sundance last year) and "7 Chinese Brothers," while DP Adam Ginsberg shot Alex Karpovsky's underrated road trip romance flick "Red Flag." Karpovsky himself serves as associate producer and plays Crazy Mike in the film, which follows Dawn (Liz Randall)... Читать дальше...

I'll admit, I have a thing for condiments. My refrigerator is full of them. Mustards, chutneys, ketchups, mayonnaises and so on. And I love them all.

I'll admit, I have a thing for condiments. My refrigerator is full of them. Mustards, chutneys, ketchups, mayonnaises and so on. And I love them all.

Alcohol makers add nutritional value to their drinks to curb calories and alcohol content, the New York Times reports.

Despite a disappointing outlook for 2015, IBM's CFO says the company's latest earnings report reflects its fast-growing cloud business.

The war to win back the middle class is far more important to our future than any conflicts abroad. And President Obama seems to be the only realist in Washington, this professor says.

Stable, low oil prices are good because the drop is supply-driven, Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris tells CNBC.

Less than two months after its release, Amazon announced Wednesday it would pull its line of diapers, Re/code reports.

'Asking for one is simply the biggest taboo.'

HealthCare.gov is sending consumers' personal data to advertising and marketing companies.

in 2014, gas prices went down. Exclusive data to CNBC from Cardlytics shows how Americans saved and spent more.

Ryder and I decided to take a trip to Mexico to help @starkeycares fit hearing aids to tho[...]

For me, it's just not a party without deviled eggs. Doesn't matter if it's a summer barbecue or a winter Super Bowl shindig. I need deviled eggs. And I know I am not alone!

For me, it's just not a party without deviled eggs. Doesn't matter if it's a summer barbecue or a winter Super Bowl shindig. I need deviled eggs. And I know I am not alone!

“It’s a fun ride. It’s a very experimental thing that we’re doing here…I’m now addicted to doing things that can fail horribly or maybe that can give us a surprise. We are all into it,” Alejandro González Iñárritu tells EW about his currently-shooting "The Revenant" (one our 100 Most Anticipated Films Of 2015). And it seems like the director, who went out on a few limbs with his jazz-scored, "single-shot," Oscar nominee "Birdman," likes to dance on the high wire.  Co-starring Tom Hardy, Will Poulter... Читать дальше...

We hear a lot about moral decline these days. Michael Shermer, the author of Why People Believe Weird Things, The Believing Brain, and eight other books on the evolution of human beliefs and behavior, argues that the scientific way of thinking has made people — and society as a whole — more moral. The Age of Reason and the Enlightenment led theorists to apply scientific reasoning to the nonscientific disciplines of politics, economics, and moral philosophy. Instead of relying on the woodcuts of dissected bodies in old medical texts... Читать дальше...

Oscar Ward describes himself as an 'anti-conformist'. Of course he does

Naira now has a 2 per cent trading limit

Company town has one of best records for job creation in UK, with 80% of workers in private sector

The ECB is planning to announce a 50-billion-euros-a-month bond-buying program, sources confirmed to CNBC.

We dare you to try and watch this without crying.