Новости за 14.04.2020

New evidence that the FBI was duped by Russian intelligence.

The electric-car maker’s shares rose 9.1% after Credit Suisse upgraded Tesla, saying it was better positioned to emerge from coronavirus-related disruptions than rivals.

The tech giant has fired at least three employees and reprimanded several others who say they were singled out after pushing for better working conditions during the pandemic, a contention the company denies.

More questions about the virus models.

Physicians and nurses not only have to grapple with exposure to the coronavirus while treating hospital patients, but also with balancing their personal lives and their public mission.

A consortium of U.S. government agencies and technology companies is granting free supercomputing resources to research teams that aim to quickly find drugs to combat Covid-19 and forecast its spread.

China raced to contain a new outbreak of coronavirus in communities along its northern border with Russia, just days after Beijing had all but declared victory over the disease where it emerged, in the city of Wuhan.

Sales of Listerine mouthwash have been surprisingly strong during the lockdowns.

The electric-car maker’s shares were up 12% after Credit Suisse upgraded Tesla, saying it was better positioned to emerge from coronavirus-related disruptions than rivals.

While some quarantining men swear by bare feet, slipping into a dedicated house shoe might be the most hygienic—and inspiring—option.

Federal borrowing this year is set to pass 20% of GDP. That will raise costs across the private economy.

The coronavirus pandemic has upended students’ lives, but we’re resilient.

Beauty and recreation are as important as hygiene for some people apparently.

JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo have set aside billions of dollars to cope with the coronavirus fallout. That may be far from enough.

Italian government-bond yields climbed after eurozone finance ministers decided against sharing coronavirus-related debt burdens among the currency bloc’s members.

With IndyCar and Nascar shifting to iRacing simulated competition amid the pandemic, a high-school junior is giving tips to professional racers.

JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo set aside billions of additional dollars to get ready for a flood of customers to default on their loans as the coronavirus pandemic pummels the economy.

Johnson & Johnson’s financial forecast is weaker after Covid-19, but investors should view that as a sign of strength.

Boeing said Tuesday that it removed more than 300 jetliners from its order book in March as airlines start to adjust their fleets to future demand in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Group of Seven countries—the world’s largest advanced economies—said they would support an initiative to suspend the debt payments of the world’s poor countries, so long as the initiative is taken up by a broader group of nations.

Locals from a town in northern Colombia last month blockaded a mine operated by one of the world’s biggest miners, Glencore, burning tires and delivering a simple message: Don’t bring the new coronavirus here.

South Korea politics look different when candidates in face masks are instructed to literally stay out of reach of supporters in Wednesday’s vote.

A month after major cruise operators suspended their sailings, tens of thousands of crew workers remain stranded at sea indefinitely, raising the prospect that some will stop getting paid before they reach shore.

GlaxoSmithKline, the world’s biggest vaccine maker, and Sanofi, the fourth largest, are joining forces to develop a coronavirus vaccine that, if successful, could pump out hundreds of millions of doses by the second half of 2021.

As people stay home to avoid the new coronavirus, storage tanks fill and rigs stop pumping, leaving the petroleum business ‘experiencing a shock like no other in its history.’