Новости за 09.07.2017

Summer can be a tough time to get into the rhythm. Times like this, it is important to remember that everyone gets off track. The highly successful have just learned to get back on track more quickly.

In this exclusive interview, Robert Kirkman, creator of The Walking Dead, talks about power in Fear The Walking Dead, killing off characters, and compares FTWD Madison Clark to TWD"s Rick Grimes

Two new titles kick off inside the top 10, while DJ Khaled earns a second week at No. 1 for the first time in his career.

The luxury brand used the Festival of Speed to present its TimeWalker watch collection, redesigned and repositioned this year as a motorsports watch

The best part about Fear the Walking Dead when it comes time for its big finales? Having literally zero idea what’s going to happen. And that includes no clues about who might meet their end tonight. Let's take some guesses.

Interview with Alice Cooper including music-business tips after 50 million album sales. Cooper is previewing a new album and tour.

Kim Dickens is the star of AMC's Fear The Walking Dead. In this exclusive interview she discussed the losses endured by her character Madison Clark, the death of Deadwood co-star Powers Boothe, and the possibility of a movie based on HBO's Deadwood.

The next-generation E-Class Cabriolet, which will arrive at dealerships later this year, includes a neck-warmer and an option for all-wheel drive.

Day 4 of the Grand Manan Island Diary: A rhapsody to Whale Cove Cottages (but also why it isn't for everyone). See if you're a match.

Beijing is using its army to take Indian-controlled territory.

Last year, a Cleveland judge levied a sanction of nearly $11,000 against a local lawyer who had urged a reporter friend to write about one of his cases. The Ohio appeals court made short work of the sanctions order, finding that the lawyer's conversations were protected under the First Amendment.

Things were looking up for Cuban businesses after Obama eased travel restrictions to the country for Americans. Now, Trump has undone it all

Here are the reasons why Gadot hid her pregnancy.

Congressional and White House support for the NASA budget is well founded. America's investment in NASA and DOD space programs has repaid itself many times over.

Risk Parity and Managed Futures funds have been hit hard by the sell-off in bonds and increasing cross asset correlation

A New York Times editorial on a much-discussed study of Seattle's minimum wage experiment reaches the opposite conclusion of the study's authors.

The life expectancy of a business model is no longer measured in years, but in days. This increased velocity of change is caused by innovations which are driving new customer expectations.

Plato found that even when someone is shown the right way or a better way to do something, a person tends to do something the same old way -- the wrong way. Surprisingly, Albert Einstein provides us with living proof of that. When selling your firm, this pattern of behavior will cost you dearly.

The Hôtel de Crillon’s four-year refurbishment has truly done it justice. A detailed look inside Paris’s new It hotel.

Getting America back on track is the most crucial thing. The most recent RealClearPolitics polling average shows that 59% of voters consider America on the wrong track, only 33% think otherwise. (We haven’t even been tied for right track/ wrong track since June 13, 2009, and then only for a day.)

Yesterday, prominent gaming YouTuber videogamedunkey uploaded a new video about the video game press, simply called "Game Critics," and it’s already been viewed almost 2 million times in 24 hours since. I think he's wrong...about almost everything.

There is a lot of talk these days about creating friction-less customer experiences. TK Maxx isn't listening and in their most recent advertisement they celebrate the friction that is an essential part of their customer experience.

Metro Bank chief technology officer David Young explains how the company's constant digital evolution has meant it doesn't have 95% of the technology stack it had in 2010

'Baby Driver' held well but 'Transformers 5' crumbled in its third weekend.

This week’s milestones in the history of technology include the birth of Amazon and Twitter and of doing everything online, and the death of the slide rule.