Новости за 26.06.2020

Can the country confront its current problems with its traditional can-do spirit? We have barely four months to figure out how.

In 1980, Jimmy Carter relied on negative spots. His challenger produced but seldom aired them.

Chef Michael Tusk shares his tips for turning out a silky, satisfying spaghetti carbonara in 25 minutes.

The consumer-goods giant said it would halt U.S. advertising on Facebook and Twitter for at least the remainder of the year. Within an hour of the move being announced, Facebook unveiled new policies designed to combat voter suppression and better protect minorities.

Oil prices edged lower Friday to cap the second weekly decline since April, as investors adjusted expectations to account for rising crude inventories and surging U.S. coronavirus cases.

Pakistan said it would criminally charge pilots found to have obtained fraudulent flying credentials as the authorities raced to identify those who work for overseas airlines.

Mercenaries connected to the Russian government have joined forces with a rebel militia to hold Libya’s largest oil field, European and Libyan officials said, prompting U.S. protests over foreign interference in the country’s most strategic industry.

Amazon.com has reached an agreement to acquire autonomous-car developer Zoox.

What does an SUV bearing the name of a Native American tribe say about the brand? About the driver? Dan Neil considers the complicated history of car names from behind the wheel of Jeep’s Gladiator Mojave.

The nation’s second-largest supermarket chain started trading publicly after years of unsuccessful attempts, buoyed by strong demand for groceries as consumers cook more at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Beijing has begun quietly delivering a message to Washington: U.S. pressure over matters China considers off limits could jeopardize Chinese purchases of farm goods and other U.S. exports under the “Phase One” trade deal.

Microsoft’s stores served their purpose at one point. But in the pandemic era, expensive showrooms become harder to justify.

U.S. government bond prices climbed as investors bought safer assets amid signs that an increase in new coronavirus cases is threatening progress toward fully reopening the economy.

Heavily armed gunmen opened fire on Mexico City’s security chief along the city’s most famous boulevard, in a failed assassination attempt the official blamed on the country’s most powerful criminal organization.

Government stimulus payments and expanded unemployment benefits buoyed Americans’ spending last month. That money will soon run out, however.

The embattled Chinese coffee chain said it no longer plans to appeal a decision by the Nasdaq Stock Market to delist its shares, effectively ending its one-year run as a U.S. publicly listed company.

Firearms manufacturer Remington Arms is preparing to file for chapter 11 protection for the second time since 2018 and is in advanced talks for a potential bankruptcy sale to the Navajo Nation, people familiar with the matter said.

President Trump framed the U.S.’s decision to pull out 9,500 troops from Germany as punishment for Berlin’s low military spending. So far, Germany is unimpressed.

It’s going to take a lot more than a single market meltdown for small investors to chicken out of stocks.

Pandemic-induced changes most likely to be permanent are those that were already under way. This may include working more from home, meaning relative appreciation of suburban real estate at the expense of cities.

Microsoft is exiting bricks-and-mortar retail after opening its first location more than a decade ago, as the tech giant focuses on bolstering its digital storefronts.

Black people make up 12.4% of the U.S. population, but only 8% of professionals and 3% of senior executives. Those in the top ranks say now is the time to speak out after years of keeping silent.

The Dow industrials and S&P 500 fell as a rapid increase in daily coronavirus infections in some states prompted speculation about new restrictions and a slowdown in the economy reopening.

A research institute run by China’s military received approval to conduct human clinical trials of a new Covid-19 vaccine developed using so-called messenger RNA, in a notable breakthrough for China’s quickly developing pharmaceutical industry.

A panel of outside experts called for dropping pursuit of an indictment in the case against Lee Jae-yong in relation to allegations of financial fraud tied to a 2015 merger.