Новости за 09.07.2020

The auto maker’s strong performance during the pandemic has sent its stock soaring, dealing a blow to investors betting against the Silicon Valley auto maker. And Tesla’s chief is having a blast rubbing their noses in it.

U.S. government bond yields fell to a nearly 11-week low Thursday after another well-received bond auction helped ease investors’ concerns about the growing supply of Treasurys.

Olia Hercules, author of the new cookbook “Summer Kitchens,” dishes on favorite tools, the pickles overtaking her fridge and the secret to a delicious stock.

Tucking halibut fillets into parchment-paper packets for a 15-minute steam-roast produces succulent results every time.

As the pandemic rages on, corporate technology budgets won’t be spared. That could prove a problem for investors who have been banking on business being even better than usual.

Libya and the U.S. are investigating suspected gold-for-cash trades between Venezuela and Libyan militia leader Khalifa Haftar, security officials said.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the Trump administration is working with the Senate to pass a new bill for coronavirus-related economic aid by the end of July, as enhanced unemployment benefits near expiration.

Denmark granted unexpectedly swift approval for resuming construction of the Russian-backed Nord Stream 2 pipeline in Danish waters, potentially clearing one of the last hurdles for completing the project at the center of a geopolitical tussle.

The former vice president promises Obama-style taxes and red tape plus Trump-style trade fights.

President Emmanuel Macron’s newly formed government has resumed negotiations with unions on his proposal to overhaul France’s pension system, putting an explosive issue back on the table as the country navigates the health and economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

Architects and interior designers of color welcome more attention but feel conflicted over the industry’s lack of representation and diversity.

Fighting with India in the Himalayas may cost China its shot at becoming the dominant tech power.

A tour guide at the dictator’s birthplace led me to rethink American history.

Walgreens Boots Alliance shareholders could use some tea and sympathy. Fiscal third-quarter sales of $33.6 billion actually grew slightly overall from a year earlier, but the effects of the coronavirus crushed profitability.

More people are dying from Covid-19 in Brazil than anywhere else in the developing world. Yet foreign investors are putting more money into Brazilian stocks than they are taking out for the first time in months.

Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly’s death unravels the government’s succession plan, testing the stability of one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.

The Dow and S&P 500 fell after fresh data showed new unemployment claims continued to remain high last week.

The pharmacy chain said the coronavirus pandemic sliced out around $700 million to $750 million in sales for its latest quarter, with most of the impact tied to its retail-pharmacy business overseas.

The two airlines have temporarily canceled flights to and from Hong Kong after the city said all crew members arriving there would have to undergo Covid-19 tests.

Hubei is facing its second calamity of the year as the largest rains in recent memory swell some sections of the Yangtze River and cause widespread flooding in the countryside around the provincial capital of Wuhan.

The messaging platform WhatsApp said it has more than 50 million users of its business app world-wide each month, a milestone showing progress in Facebook’s efforts to generate revenue from the service.

In most industries, service revenues are the kind of resilient income stream companies want in a crisis. Aviation is the exception—and Rolls-Royce the public face of it.

Prices for forest products like lumber and plywood have soared because of booming demand from home builders making up for lost time, a DIY explosion and a race among restaurants and bars to install outdoor seating.

The leader of South Korea’s capital, who won praise for his early and aggressive response to the coronavirus, was reported missing after he delivered a cryptic message to his family and failed to show up at work.

New applications for unemployment benefits edged lower last week and the number receiving payments fell to the lowest level since mid-April, signs the labor market is healing.