Новости за 09.06.2020

Stuck at home with few entertainment options, more newbies turn to shares; “it’s like a gambling game.”

While working from home, fashionable women are swapping schlubby, fleece-lined separates for breezy, machine-washable housedresses.

Executives at Macy’s and Kohl’s had anticipated steeper sales declines than they have so far seen during the coronavirus pandemic, as both companies continue to reopen locations across the country.

What happened on a single day in May with too few cops around.

Online automobile seller Vroom’s shares soared in its first day of trading, adding its name to a list of companies that had strong public showings in the past few weeks.

Residents of the Russian capital emerged from a strict coronavirus lockdown, a day after Moscow authorities announced they would lift key restrictions in a move Kremlin critics say is meant to project safety and normalcy ahead of two key events—even as infections in the city remain high.

Spreads have tightened in the junk-bond market as investors seeking better returns pour money into a market that has seen a dearth of new bond sales.

The Federal Communications Commission will seek up to $225 million from a Texas company accused of marketing health care plans through a flood of misleading robocalls, a sign of the telecom regulator’s stepped up campaign against the nuisance.

The author had been waiting over two years for an inherited set of midcentury Hans Wegner Wishbone seats to return from re-caning. Then things took a different turn.

The World Health Organization said it isn’t clear how often people contract and then spread Covid-19 without showing symptoms, pulling back from a top official’s earlier assertion that such invisible transmission appears rare.

Oil prices rebounded during the day to end higher, paring some of Monday’s decline amid concern from traders about fuel demand and anticipation of new inventory figures.

Even with Apple’s design prowess, ARM-based laptops have been a tough sell.

The Kuwaiti royal family provided Jho Low means to fend off U.S. and Malaysian investigators who accuse him of masterminding the plunder of Malaysian state investment fund 1MDB.

A high-profile investor in HSBC Holdings and Standard Chartered has criticized the London-based banks for supporting China’s plan to impose a new national security law on Hong Kong, calling on them to speak out if it results in abuse of democratic freedoms.

Adidas said it would hire blacks and Latinos for at least 30% of new U.S. jobs, invest $20 million in black communities and fund 50 scholarships, in response to internal pressure from black employees at the sportswear giant.

Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi’s longtime leader, died unexpectedly of heart failure, the government said, weeks after an election confirmed his chosen successor.

She was 13 and from Japan, but Pyongyang has kidnapped citizens of at least 14 countries.

Black Lives Matter demonstrators in the port city of Bristol on Sunday toppled a bronze statue of the 17th-century slave trader Edward Colston, as the killing of George Floyd sparks a debate about how the U.K. should remember its lost empire.

The aircraft maker said jetliner cancellations exceeded orders in May, though it found a bright spot with fresh deals for its cargo planes.

‘Law and order’ and ‘defund the police’ are both inadequate to America’s challenges.

With in-person dating dubious, apps are offering safe, playful ways for matches to build a virtual relationship—from digital drawing games to shared cooking videos.

The Youngbloods recall their ’60s protest song that first caught on in San Francisco during the Summer of Love

A top economic adviser to President Trump said the White House “would definitely support” another round of aid to shore up the economy as U.S. businesses begin to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.

An analyst politely reminded those buying shares of bankrupt rental-car company Hertz that it is worthless.

Belgians must choose a ‘social bubble.’ Italian cafe customers must wear masks when standing but not when sitting. ‘Nothing makes sense to me anymore.’