Новости за 08.02.2016

SAN FRANCISCO - Restaurant reviews site Yelp Inc. posted a mixed bag of results Monday with higher revenue but lower profits than expected while saying its chief financial officer will step down.

Hugh Jackman has reportedly been treated for skin cancer on his nose for the fifth time. The 47-year-old actor posted a photo to Facebook on Monday (February 8), warning against the dangers of not using sunscreen. “An example of what happens when you don’t use sunscreen. Basal cell. The mildest form of cancer. PLEASE WEAR [...]

IMF said in a report that the government of Ukraine could face revenue shortage in 2016, if it fails to address reductions in social security contributions.

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If you're going to share a picture taken by your flagship product with two million followers, you better make sure it's a good one.

If numbers are to be believed, corruption seems to be wiped out from the capital.From June to mid-December last year, the anti-corruption branch of the Delhi government registered only 10 cases.

Nasdaq, Dow and S&P hit Monday lows as selloff intensifies

Duncan Kennedy reports from Barton on Sea, near Bournemouth, where strong winds from Storm Imogen make it hard to stand up.

The deaths of 30 sperm whales in the North Sea was probably due to them straying into shallow waters while hunting prey, a marine expert says.

Officer Peter Liang needed a 30-second break from testimony in Brooklyn as he recalled the botched vertical patrol in the Pink Houses.

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North Korea announced that it successfully launched the Kwangmyongsong-4 satellite at 9:30 am on February 7, 2016.

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK or North Korea) announced that it successfully launched the Kwangmyongsong-4 satellite at 9:30 am on February 7, 2016. But the United States regards DPRK satellite launches as thinly-veiled efforts to advance its long-range ballistic missile capabilities. Secretary of State John Kerry... Читать дальше...

It would be the dream of any sci-fi-minded electronic music producer: digging into "Star Wars" for officially sanctioned sample material.

As anyone who's ever been sucked into a "House Hunters" marathon understands, there are few things as universally appealing as spying on other people's real estate -- especially when that real estate is, well, real estate like Downton Abbey. 

He was eventually lured away from the tracks and is now in the safe hands of an animal charity

The AAP government on Monday recommended a CBI probe into the death of six-year-old Devansh Kakrora on the premises of Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj.

After its 1782 premiere at the Imperial Court in St. Petersburg, Russia, “Barber” was such an international smash that Mozart tried to capitalize by writing a sequel, “The Marriage of Figaro,” and then Rossini wrote his own opera on the same material. The original piece does still live on in libraries and the occasional revival, and on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 7, the enterprising folks at the West Edge Opera brought it out for an attractive and altogether ingratiating concert performance, the first of two. Читать дальше...

DETROIT - One lawsuit seeks to replace lead-leaching water lines at no cost to customers. Another seeks money for thousands of Flint residents who unwittingly drank toxic water. A third complaint has been filed on behalf of people with Legionnaires' disease.

Moving is the worst. We're all on the same page here, right? Lifting heavy objects is awful, as is moving said objects, as is carefully placing them down once more. 

A Royal Caribbean cruise ship ran into high winds and rough seas in the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday, forcing frightened passengers into their cabins overnight as their belongings flew about, waves rose as high as 30 feet, and winds howled outside. The cruise line says that although no one was injured and the ship suffered only minor damage, it's turning around and sailing back to its home port in New Jersey.

Some supporters of Sanders find it sexist to be expected to vote for a female

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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8 (UPI) -- An astronaut shared a photo he snapped of his brief time being able to see the Super Bowl "in person," from 249 miles up in the sky.