Новости за 02.04.2020

China’s new coronavirus policies roiled the operations of FedEx and UPS, rattling flight crews, disrupting cargo shipments and prompting appeals from the carriers to top U.S. officials to stave off supply-chain disruptions amid the pandemic.

With a focus on the economy, the Brazilian leader faces growing resistance as the deadly disease takes a worsening toll.

In the U.S., guidance has been shifting on whether it’s advisable for people to wear protective masks in public during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what you need to know from the experts.

Record-setting unemployment-insurance claims triggered by the coronavirus pandemic that were filed in the last two weeks are unlikely to materialize in Friday’s March unemployment report.

Justice Department antitrust officials are looking into whether a deal to combine the internet’s two largest content-recommendation firms would suppress competition in a market that has provided a steady stream of revenue to online publishers.

Our wine columnist asked neighbors and friends what they’re uncorking now, revealing how wine provides a vital link to friends and places far away.

Chinese startup Luckin Coffee said it has evidence of financial misconduct involving its chief operating officer and $310 million worth of fake transactions for 2019.

U.S. corporate bonds are being downgraded at breakneck speeds, highlighting the threat posed to companies’ balance sheets by the coronavirus crisis.

Saudi Arabia says it is willing to consider massive oil-supply curbs as long as other nations join the effort.

Across the U.S., neighborhood bakeries continue to provide loaves and reassurance to their communities in a time of uncertainty.

Prizes for Powerball will drop significantly and rise more slowly after the next jackpot, making the coming days and weeks the last chance at a big payout for a while.

A local designer had just 15 months to transform a drab River Oaks property into this sleek, contemporary home.

Anti-Chinese sentiment is sweeping the country amid fears that Covid-19 will soon do the same.

Whether it’s a flat tire, an earthquake or a global pandemic, these survival kits are packed with necessities your family needs to make it through until help comes.

My daughter is being denied an education in the name of ‘equity.’

Art and Pat Antin tore down their longtime Santa Monica property and built a curvy, contemporary home with water views from nearly every room.

American manufacturers say it will be months before they meet demand for high-quality masks. “The demand we have exceeds our production capacity,” 3M Chief Executive Mike Roman said.

Ask Encore: This is no time to guess about what’s next for the stock market, says retirement columnist Glenn Ruffenach.

Russian President Vladimir Putin extended a stay-at-home order through the end of the month, acknowledging the challenges of curbing the spread of coronavirus.

Not even drugstore chains can tell investors what the future looks like. Investors of all sorts should take notice.

The leading bond-market investment benchmark’s outperformance against the S&P 500 underscores the extent of the recent carnage in the stock market.

The drugstore operator said U.S. store sales fell sharply in the final week of March, offsetting gains from an initial surge in demand as Americans rushed to stock up amid the spread of coronavirus.

A day before small businesses can apply for forgivable loans from the $2 trillion financial-relief package, banks say they are still struggling to understand how to make these loans eligible for a government guarantee.

After bitter clashes over a collective economic response to the coronavirus crisis, European authorities have rolled out proposals aimed at convincing Spain and Italy the bloc is serious about standing together.

The tech giant has hired 80,000 workers in the span of a few weeks and plans to roll out temperature checks and masks by next week.