Новости за 29.01.2016

LONDON (Reuters) - Liverpool's exertions in their midweek League Cup shootout win over Stoke City mean it will be a much-changed side that faces West Ham United in this weekend's FA Cup clash, manager Juergen Klopp said on Friday.

LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has successfully defended its share of the U.S. oil market even as rising domestic production from shale and growing pipeline imports from Canada have cut seaborne imports from other countries.

(Reuters) - Inter Milan have signed striker Eder Citadin Martins on a two-year loan from Sampdoria, Inter said on their official website on Friday.

LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - European buyout firm Charterhouse is preparing for the sale of its Italian generic drugs business Doc Generici and has contacted investment banks to select an adviser, two sources familiar with the matter said.

THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The Netherlands will broaden its role in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State to include the bombing of IS targets in Syria, the government said on Friday.

BMW is all ready with it showcase and to-be-launched munitions for the 2016 Auto Expo. The German carmaker will not only put a show with their huge line-up but also get Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar onboard. The legendary cricketer will be present while BMW India launches their all-new BMW 7 Series and the all-new BMW […]

ROME (Reuters) - Top shareholder Vivendi does not see Telecom Italia's debt level as standing in the way of the Italian phone group's investments or growth plans, according to written comments by Vivendi Chief Executive Arnaud de Puyfontaine.

Triumph Motorcycles has taken the adventure and off-road biking in India to the next level by launching the Tiger range of motorcycles. Built to take on any variety of road, all 5 variants in the Tiger series have enabled the riders for not only intercity but also cross country riding. Tiger series of Triumph’s adventure […]

LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Societe Generale will next week become the second bank to stop acting as a primary dealer for British government bonds in just over three months, the UK Debt Management Office said on Friday.

A couple of months ago Italian Motorcycle tuner, Nicola Bragagnolo (founder of Performance Technology), transformed the 321 cc Yamaha YZF-R3 into a turbocharged 60hp beast and named it Yamaha R3 Turbo. The turbocharged R3 had enough muscle and power to compete with Moto3 race bikes. Using world’s smallest turbocharger, IHI RHB31, Nicola managed to pump up […]

LIMA (Reuters) - Peru said Friday a Venezuelan man in Lima, who recently traveled through Colombia, had contracted the mosquito-borne virus Zika, in the Andean country's first confirmed case of the disease that is rapidly spreading across the Americas.

LIMA (Reuters) - Peru said Friday a Venezuelan man in Lima, who recently traveled through Colombia, had contracted the mosquito-borne virus Zika, in the Andean country's first confirmed case of the disease that is rapidly spreading across the Americas.

A Pennsylvania constable who prosecutors say accidentally shot and killed a 12-year-old girl during an eviction has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing, but the girl's father has been charged with murder. Linda So reports.

COLOMBO, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's president announced on Friday a $40 billion mega-development project to build a new city over the next 15 years in a push to attract more foreign investment to the Indian Ocean island nation.

LONDON (Reuters) - Former Manchester United captain and defensive rock Nemanja Vidic announced his retirement on Friday, saying injuries had taken their toll and it was time to call it a day.

COLOMBO (Reuters) - Britain's warning of possible sanctions on Maldivian individuals is irresponsible, a senior Maldives government official said on Friday.

Demonstrators in the Central African Republic are calling for new elections, saying last month's vote was tainted by fraud. Diane Hodges reports.

Demonstrators in the Central African Republic are calling for new elections, saying last month's vote was tainted by fraud. Diane Hodges reports.

Demonstrators in the Central African Republic are calling for new elections, saying last month's vote was tainted by fraud. Diane Hodges reports.

LONDON (Reuters) - England defender Gary Cahill is a key player for Chelsea and will be staying despite his frustration at a lack of starts for the Premier League champions this season, interim manager Guus Hiddink said on Friday.

BAUCHI, Nigeria (Reuters) - Up to ten people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up on Friday at a busy market in a town in northern Nigeria where the jihadist Boko Haram group is waging an insurgency, residents and a Red Cross official said.

OTTAWA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Canadian economic growth edged up in November on an increase in oil and gas extraction, as well as greater wholesale and retail trade but the modest improvement still pointed to a fourth quarter that was likely weak at best.

Consumer spending slowed as warm weather cut into sales of clothing and demand for heating. Fred Katayama reports.

Consumer spending slowed as warm weather cut into sales of clothing and demand for heating. Fred Katayama reports.

Consumer spending slowed as warm weather cut into sales of clothing and demand for heating. Fred Katayama reports.