Новости за 01.02.2016

Jan 31 (Reuters) - RCS Capital Corp, a brokerage firm tied to real-estate investor Nicholas Schorsch, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to reduce debt and as per the plan, its key lenders will assume control of the company.

Slogging through mud, jumping over fire and wading through freezing water, thousands of men and women compete in Tough Guy 2016.

Slogging through mud, jumping over fire and wading through freezing water, thousands of men and women compete in Tough Guy 2016.

Slogging through mud, jumping over fire and wading through freezing water, thousands of men and women compete in Tough Guy 2016.

Slogging through mud, jumping over fire and wading through freezing water, thousands of men and women compete in Tough Guy 2016.

SHANGHAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - China and Hong Kong stocks indexes fell on Monday after the release of worse-than-expected China factory activity survey.

* Investors concerned about future cbank policy, independence

PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A special mission sent by the Organization of American States met Haiti's President Michel Martelly on Sunday as part of intensifying efforts to resolve an electoral crisis that threatens stability in the Caribbean nation.

SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose more than 1 percent on Monday, climbing for a third consecutive session, as the Bank of Japan's decision to cut a benchmark interest rate below zero buoyed market sentiment.

On the eve of the Iowa Caucus, Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz tries to stay above the fray but his supporters strike back against attacks from rival Donald Trump. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

On the eve of the Iowa Caucus, Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz tries to stay above the fray but his supporters strike back against attacks from rival Donald Trump. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

On the eve of the Iowa Caucus, Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz tries to stay above the fray but his supporters strike back against attacks from rival Donald Trump. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

On the eve of the Iowa Caucus, Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz tries to stay above the fray but his supporters strike back against attacks from rival Donald Trump. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

SHANGHAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Chinese police have arrested 21 people involved in the operation of peer-to-peer (P2P) lender Ezubao, the official Xinhua news agency said on Monday, over an online scam it said took in some 50 billion yuan ($7.6 billion) from about 900,000 investors,

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — South Carolina moved a step closer to an upcoming showdown against No. 1 Connecticut with another road win over a top 10 team.

Mushers are guiding their teams through nearly 400 miles of snow-packed trails in Minnesota in the annual John Beargrease sled dog race. Diane Hodges reports.

Mushers are guiding their teams through nearly 400 miles of snow-packed trails in Minnesota in the annual John Beargrease sled dog race. Diane Hodges reports.

Mushers are guiding their teams through nearly 400 miles of snow-packed trails in Minnesota in the annual John Beargrease sled dog race. Diane Hodges reports.

Mushers are guiding their teams through nearly 400 miles of snow-packed trails in Minnesota in the annual John Beargrease sled dog race. Diane Hodges reports.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - South Korean Song Young-han held his nerve to edge his role model, world number one Jordan Spieth, by a shot to win the Singapore Open in a weather-delayed Monday finish.

Former Citadel coach Mike Houston knew he had a problem on that Thursday last December.

SAN FRANCISCO — They’re here.

(Reuters) - The E. coli outbreak that affected dozens of Chipotle Mexican Grill customers in nine states last year is expected to be declared over as soon as Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the government's investigation.

(Reuters) - The E. coli outbreak that affected dozens of Chipotle Mexican Grill customers in nine states last year is expected to be declared over as soon as Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the government's investigation.

Toyota said Monday it will stop all Japanese vehicle assembly lines for one week from February 8 due to a parts shortage following an explosion at a supplier.