Новости за 06.04.2020

Global container shipping lines have canceled more than 160 sailings over the past week and cancellations will stretch into June as container lines cope with falling trade demand, according to consulting firm Sea-Intelligence ApS.

Unfazed by the coronavirus crisis and tempted by plummeting airfares and hotel rates, some travelers are hunting for half-price holidays for summer and fall.

The Trump administration branded a Russian white supremacist group and its top members as global terrorists on Monday, making use of a tool normally used to target radical Islamist groups overseas.

The Fed said it would create a new program to finance loans that banks and other lenders make through the government’s emergency small-business lending program.

In a private sale, New York dealer Larry Gagosian is offering a Picasso drawing once owned by a Berlin banker forced to sell under Hitler.

The coronavirus pandemic is hitting U.S. meat operations, slowing and temporarily halting production at some plants as sickness and fear keep workers home.

Loan default follows sharp decline in Luckin Coffee’s share price after the Chinese coffee chain said much of its 2019 sales were fabricated.

With consumers worried about keeping their homes, a car dealer is spurring sales by making their mortgage payments.

Nimble maneuvers by the Federal Aviation Administration have managed to keep the nation’s air-traffic control system open, despite coronavirus-related problems at nearly half of all centers handling high-altitude flights.

Foursquare Labs is merging with yet another location-focused startup, Factual, in an all-stock deal.

Berkshire Hathaway’s financing of Occidental Petroleum’s Anadarko deal could see it own a large chunk of the company if it gets paid in shares, unintentionally mimicking a predatory type of financing.

More than 30 car manufacturers, chemical companies and others are moving toward creating their own private 5G networks, a move they say will improve cybersecurity.

He should have spoken truth to power privately. His crew risked infection by gathering to cheer him.

Applications for participation in the Commercial Paper Funding Facility must be submitted by Thursday, the New York Fed said.

Partial reopening of the economy wouldn’t be perfect. But it’d be a huge step forward.

Keep distancing but liberate Americans from shutdown orders.

Lawyers who brokered the $13.5 billion deal with the utility now say they no longer support it and want changes, a stance that threatens PG&E’s effort to exit bankruptcy by summer.

Scientists are mobilizing at record speed to develop a vaccine and effective treatments. The pandemic is moving even faster.

Oil prices fell, paring some of their recent rebound after a virtual summit for producers to discuss supply cuts was postponed to later in the week.

A growing scarcity of oil storage space is driving some of the world’s biggest crude producers to negotiate a truce this week in a Saudi-Russian fight for market share.

First they resuscitated rock, then they fizzled. Back with a new album, the band is leaning into their mystique

Almost any way look at it, Americans’ outlook on the economy faltered significantly last month as the coronavirus crisis began to take hold in the U.S. economy.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson remained under observation in a London hospital after undergoing tests as he struggled to recover from symptoms of the new coronavirus.

South Korea’s economic torpor even after the coronavirus epidemic there has peaked suggests a lengthy path back to normalcy for the U.S., Europe and other countries where the worst days have yet to pass.

One of the largest car-insurance companies in the country, Allstate, and a smaller Midwestern auto insurer are refunding hundreds of millions of dollars to their policyholders.