Новости за 03.05.2020

His campaign sues to take a critical ad off the air.

Elliott, run by billionaire Paul Singer, will fund the suit by interactive-video company Eko and take an equity stake.

April’s U.S. employment report on Friday is expected to provide a stark picture of the economic impact of the coronavirus.

India’s 400,000 postal workers have become unlikely front-line fighters against the economic and psychological ravages of the coronavirus.

The virus continues to spread. What’s needed now: rapid antigen tests like the one for flu or strep.

Representatives can’t do our jobs when we’re stuck at home. So the speaker is writing the laws herself.

Any upheaval in Pyongyang would have come at a delicate time, amid political tensions and the coronavirus pandemic.

Contractors are returning to work after a monthlong shutdown that many expect to foreshadow a severe slump in construction later this year.

Israel’s high court on Sunday heard petitions against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahy forming a government while under indictment, with a potential ruling that could lead to another election as the country grapples with the coronavirus pandemic.

Some U.S. farms are securing socially-distant housing for infected or quarantined workers as they try to keep their operations humming.

As the U.S. monitors the tentative easing of lockdown measures, governments across Europe and Asia moved to further relax restrictions on business and social gatherings, even as new infections surged in some of the world’s largest developing countries.

April’s report, to be released Friday, is expected to indicate that the pandemic inflicted the largest one-month blow to the U.S. labor market on record.

The Federal Reserve has scrapped plans to use a $600 billion aid program for small and midsize businesses to promote the use of its preferred replacement for the troubled London interbank offered rate.

With fewer claims to pay out, some health insurers are using their savings to help struggling providers secure loans, pay claims earlier and, in some cases, underwrite patients’ outstanding bills.

The cost to ship gasoline, diesel and jet fuel around the world has soared to record highs, as traders look to dodge the commodity price crash by stashing refined oil at sea.

College graduation in the time of Covid-19 lacks the usual ceremony, so we asked some distinguished people to offer their wisdom and perspective.

The Swiss health-care giant says its test has proven 100% accurate at detecting Covid-19 antibodies in the blood, and 99.8% accurate at ruling out the presence of those antibodies.

The weakest earnings season in more than a decade continues, with 148 companies in the S&P 500 expected to report quarterly results this week, including big names in media and food.

Grocery delivery has become a competitive sport. Here are the ins and outs of scoring a delivery time slot.

Companies from Lego to Domino’s Pizza report signs of a bounceback in China compared with recent months. But a full return to normal will be harder as many in the country have lost jobs or income, or want to save more.

Investors say they are ‘flying in the dark’ as the dispersion of earnings estimates reaches its highest level since 2009.

A June triathlon is off the table, but a Virginia woman found her Air Force friends from around the world joining in as she tried to get her kids some exercise.

Lodging companies affiliated with the Texas hotelier Monty Bennett said they were returning the more than $68 million they received in government assistance, bowing to growing political pressure.

Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting kicked off Saturday with Warren Buffett offering reassurance that the U.S. economy will recover steadily from the coronavirus pandemic.