Новости за 20.05.2020

The U.S. arrested a former Green Beret and son in connection with former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn’s escape from Japan to avoid a corruption trial.

BlackRock is proposing that a key group of Argentina’s creditors accept greater losses in a restructuring ahead of a potential default on the country’s sovereign debt later this week.

John Furner spoke with The Wall Street Journal about about speeding the retail giant’s shift to e-commerce during the coronavirus pandemic and keeping store workers safe.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board extended the implementation period for new accounting rules on revenue recognition and leases for certain companies to give them more time to address the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

No longer merely images of corny cowboys and “Last Supper” copies, new kits offer tasteful botanicals, surprising genres and even templates made from your photos.

Tankers are headed for Caracas. Will the U.S. give them a pass?

The technology can help governments track the spread of the coronavirus through apps that notify mobile-device users if they have been exposed to someone who tested positive.

Facebook’s Shops venture comes as the coronavirus pandemic has exploded the e-commerce market and tested the limits of its leader, Amazon.

From Le Comptoir du Vin in Baltimore, this colorful platter of crudités with a lush tonnato for dipping is the best way to celebrate the season. Just add rosé.

Does Ben Roethlisberger understand virus risk better than Pennsylvania’s governor?

The latest version, iOS 13.5, includes features like faster unlocking by people wearing face masks, Covid-19 exposure-notification app support and improved group FaceTime calling

Turkey’s economy, under pressure from the coronavirus pandemic, has a major vulnerability: its local banks’ foreign debt.

The Trump administration is weighing new sanctions and other legal steps as it seeks to block Iranian oil exports to Venezuela, according to U.S. officials.

Harley-Davidson is reopening its factories this week at lower production rates and sending dealers a narrower range of motorcycles, steering away from more expansive plans to stop a yearslong sales slide.

The country’s laissez-faire response to the coronavirus pandemic has deep roots in both culture and law.

Congress has the power to limit coronavirus liability while regulators develop rules to control contagion.

Consumers’ uptake of DIY projects provided a boost to both Home Depot and Lowe’s, but uncertainty in the housing market obscures growth prospects.

Bonds backed by Hertz Global Holdings’ fleet of rental cars had the same credit rating as the U.S. government just a few weeks ago. Now the company’s financial woes are stoking fears that investors are headed for a loss.

The model and social-media influencer has agreed to pay $90,000 to settle a lawsuit over an Instagram post promoting the 2017 music event whose collapse went viral online and resulted in prison for the organizer.

Panasonic is taking a 20% stake in supply-chain software provider Blue Yonder, deepening their relationship as the two companies work together to develop digital technology in managing retail and manufacturing goods.

Palestinian officials vowed to press ahead with canceling all agreements with Israel, including over security, as they sought to rally international support against a potential move by the new Israeli government to annex parts of the occupied West Bank.

One deal that John Elkann, the scion of Italy’s Agnelli family, sealed has come undone and the other—a merger between Fiat Chrysler and Peugot—is threatened by the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

Pushed back numerous times, the German capital’s hub is set to welcome passengers; “pestering Bert” sees smooth start.

Officers in Greece, escalating their tough measures against migration, have been detaining asylum seekers living in the country and forcibly expelling them to Turkey, according to accounts by migrants and human-rights activists.

In the meantime, here is what to expect in the post-Covid era, from small shows and drive-ins to an arena tour filled with hand sanitizer.