Новости за 02.09.2017

School’s in session and cannabis is on the syllabus at a growing number of American universities

Does Bitcoin prices' recent pullback represent a warning or an opportunity?

China has come long way from an underdeveloped into an emerging economy, beating Japan to become the world’s second largest economy. But it has long way to go before it makes the Great Leap Forward to take its place as one of the rich countries of the world.

Check out a full game of NBA 2K18 along with some gameplay analysis and impressions.

Education is no longer simply a way to enter a profession but a means to remain relevant and competitive within the world of work. And, for many people working well beyond traditional retirement age, education throughout life is a way to ensure that their lifespan does not outpace their wealth span.

Goldman Sachs' latest report predicted streaming revenue will reach $28 billion by the year 2030, but a number of factors may lead to taking that figure lightly.

With the September 12 Apple announcement drawing near, here's a brief, quick-look chart covering the specs of the three expected new iPhones.

Generation Z is shifting the way we watch videos, and it’s time to start thinking about how to stay a step ahead.

Examines the potential for man-made diamonds to disrupt the mined-diamond industry. Experts from both the diamond-industry establishment and cultivated diamond producers are interviewed. Net/Net: cultured diamonds are a distinct and growing threat to natural-diamond industry.

A new study shows that educative publishing is a powerful way to accelerate sales.

After all these years, the second-generation Acura NSX is no longer vaporware. Was it worth the wait?

Huawei unveiled its new chip at IFA with a “Neural Processing Unit” inside, meaning it has A.I. built-into the processor

Golfers give to Houston recovery efforts in wake of Hurricane Harvey. Also in this week's top golf business stories, Paige Spiranac joins PXG as a brand ambassador and club-fitting companies team up to take down a patent troll.

Gasoline prices are on the rise in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, leading to charges of price gouging from angry consumers. But the alternative to rising prices may be worse.

Game of Thrones is over, but that doesn’t mean speculation is going anywhere for the next year and a half, when the show will reportedly return for its final season. This includes one theory in particular, but it's just been shot down by the actor himself.

'Wonder Woman' should be above 'Hunger Games' and 'Captain America: Civil War' by Monday.

In 1806, the Swiss village of Goldau was destroyed by a large landslide. It was the first mass wasting documented in great details and studied by early geologists.

Sony's reissue of 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' will be the top newbie on a very slow weekend.

Suicune is the most beautiful legendary in Pokemon GO, so you're going to want to grab him. Here's the best way to beat and catch him.

Share prices have yet to recover their pre-bear market high unlike the S&P 500. iShares Home Construction Index rallied 22% August’s end -- doubling the S&P 500’s return of 11%. But if you invested when it debuted in May 2016, you would be down 33%.

Globetrotting around the world with an insatiable sense of curiosity, renowned Italian designer and architect Paola Navone’s funky and energetic east-meets-west style that strives to combine modern design with traditional handcraft is always cheerful and optimistic, just like the woman herself.

Take your work-life balance on the road at one of these beautiful co-working spaces.

Even in the extreme interiors of stars, you must obey the laws of physics. But what seems impossible actually happens all the time.

Surprise! Apple's iOS 11 Public Beta 8 is waiting on your iOS device, ready to guide you into the weekend with a newly debugged OS. Here's how to keep the beta train rolling.

aljazeera.com, the website of Al Jazeera English, has announced it is discontinuing its comment sections on stories. The reason: The comments had been "hijacked" by people spewing "vitriol and bigotry." Al Jazeera urged people looking for discussion to move to the company's social media platforms.