Новости за 31.03.2015

Royal Dutch Shell a step closer to returning to the Arctic since it suffered accidents in the region in 2012.

Peter Facinelli chats on the phone while enjoying a romantic stroll with his fiancee Jaimie Alexander on Monday (March 30) in New York City. This is the time that the 41-year-old actor and the 31-year-old actress have been spotted together since news broke that they were engaged! PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Peter [...]

At Frankfurt Central Station in Germany, pigeons roost on signs, look for food and roam the platforms, mingling with daily commuters. Photo: Ellen Emmerentze Jervell/The Wall Street Journal

Okay folks, this is pretty cool. At last year’s Austin Film Festival, Jonathan Demme and Paul Thomas Anderson sat down to discuss four of Demme’s films: “The Silence of the Lambs,” “Stop Making Sense,” “Rachel Getting Married,” and “Something Wild.” Though audio of the discussion has been available for a little while, video of the dialogue has finally made its way online. Part of the “On Story” series from the Austin Film Festival, PTA and Demme got together in front of an audience to talk about Demme’s career and experiences in film. Читать дальше...

Trevor Noah, Jon Stewart's successor as "The Daily Show" host, faces backlash over tweets some have deemed offensive. NYT reports.

Debby Ryan‘s life may seem perfect on the outside, but even she has experienced an abusive relationship. “I was in a friendship – kind of a working relationship – and it ended up becoming more and more destructive, and getting emotionally and mentally abusive. I never thought that this was happening to me, and it [...]

Despite criticism, the Arkansas state legislature passed its version of a measure billed as a religious freedom law. NYT reports.

Investors need to be careful with momentum stocks, particularly those whose momentum is hidden, Russ Koesterich said.

Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" might be his most ambitious film to date. The movie spans both the heart and galaxy, telling an intimate story about the relationship between a father and daughter against the vastness of space and time. And now it's available for you to enjoy at home, with the film hitting Blu-ray today, but that's not the only way you can dig into the world of "Interstellar." The "Interstellar" Text Adventure Game lets you play as one of the twelve Lazarus Mission astronauts... Читать дальше...

With the March jobs report, there are some questions about whether Wall Street is set up for a disappointment. Growth slowed in 1Q.

Executive producers Mark Burnett and Roma Downey visit the WSJ Café to talk about their biblical TV epics “The Dovekeepers” and “A.D.: The Bible Continues.” Photo: CBS

Can the tech industry credibly oppose anti-gay discrimination and be a cozy boys club that itself discriminates against women?

We already know that actor Mike Colter ("The Good Wife," "American Horror Story: Coven") will play Luke Cage in Marvel’s Netflix TV series. In fact, the character will be seen and introduced first on “AKA Jessica Jones” starring Krysten Ritter, due later this year. But when is "Luke Cage" coming? Netflix and Marvel Television announced today that "Marvel’s Luke Cage" will premiere in some unspecified quarter of 2016. They also announced a new showrunner and executive producer: Cheo Hodari Coker. Читать дальше...

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Oil was down for the third straight day, due to dollar strength, an increase in OPEC output, and the possibility of a nuclear deal with Iran.

Bob Keiser, S&P Capital IQ, and Terry Dolan, Benjamin and Jerold, dissect the down day on Wall Street into the close.

Think video games are just for fun? Think again. They're part of the future of learning, says UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski.

Roughly a third of Americans don't have any emergency savings to fall back on if they lose a job or have to deal with another crisis, USAT reports.

Nobody outside Tesla knows what its new mystery product will be. But there's reason to believe it's a battery.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Andrew Miller, the former chief executive of San Jose-based Polycom, with using $190,000 in corporate funds for personal use and covering up his scheme with fake expense reports. Miller resigned as Polycom’s CEO, president and a director in July 2013 after the board’s audit committee “found certain irregularities

Listen, I know that blockbusters cost hundreds of millions, and to offset those costs, sometimes you have to make some strange, corporate arrangements. But there's a difference between seamlessly integrating those things into the fabric of the narrative, of stopping the entire movie, Michael Bay style, to show off a logo. So, I'm not sure exactly how Marvel and Audi are the perfect marriage, except in some executive boardroom, but a new ad features all kinds of new footage from "Avengers: Age Of... Читать дальше...

A new definition of craft beer continues to have rippling effects. Yuengling now sits atop the list of the largest craft brewers.