Новости за 31.07.2020

If educating children is not an essential business, what is?

Questionable online sales tactics used by some foreign merchants have been brought into focus after the federal government said this week that mysterious seed packages arriving from China may be an e-commerce scam.

Shares of Pinterest rose 36%, their largest single-day percentage gain since its initial public offering, after the image-sharing company posted stronger-than-expected user and revenue growth in the second quarter.

Shares of Pinterest rose 36%, their largest single-day percentage gain since its initial public offering, after the image-sharing company posted stronger-than-expected user and revenue growth in the second quarter.

A group of big buyout investors is considering a takeover bid for railroad operator Kansas City Southern that could be worth more than $21 billion and mark a big bet on U.S.-Mexico trade.

Microsoft is in talks to acquire the U.S. operations of TikTok, the Chinese-owned video app, according to people familiar with the matter, as President Trump said he was considering taking steps that would effectively ban the app from the U.S.

Software giant Adobe plans to ban political ads from its digital advertising sales platform, people familiar with the matter said, the latest company to make such a move just months away from the U.S. presidential election.

Idol smashing and cancel culture are part of a broad ideological project to dominate society.

A white-knuckle encounter follows a visit to a mass grave.

The oil giant can manage its dividends, but it comes at a long-term cost that may not seem immediately apparent.

What says summer like a clambake? If you sweat getting it right, you’re doing it wrong. This adaptable classic makes an easy-breezy feast wherever you happen to be.

Expedia’s Chief Executive Officer Peter Kern said the second quarter was “likely the worst quarter the travel industry has seen in modern history.”

Executive Chairman Jim Continenza stands to make more than $95 million from stock options granted as recently as Monday.

General Motors is working to install 2,700 electric-vehicle chargers in the U.S., an effort to stoke demand for battery-powered cars and catch up with Tesla’s commanding lead in the plug-in market.

A group of members of Congress is asking the Federal Trade Commission to open an investigation into the mobile advertising industry’s practice of covertly tracking consumers using digital display ads.

Charter Communications, which operates under the Spectrum brand, said it added thousands of pay-TV customers in the second quarter.

Crispin Odey, one of Europe’s best-known hedge fund managers, has been charged with indecent assault by U.K. prosecutors.

A subterranean space is transformed into a heavenly Japanese-inspired retreat that even visiting in-laws love.

Death tech startup AFTR offers cameras with two-way audio streaming to ensure “an eternal connection” with loved ones.

Makers of household goods have been among the biggest winners during the coronavirus crisis, but Colgate-Palmolive’s quarterly results suggest the gains may be easing.

Bike store owner Jon Hughes has lines down the block. But repair jobs only pay the bills for so long.

Financial-technology firm Varo Money said it had received a national bank charter, clearing the final hurdle in its quest to become a bank

Financial-technology firm Varo Money said it had received a national bank charter, clearing the final hurdle in its quest to become a bank

The results raised pressure on the Italian-American car maker to improve its performance or risk a renegotiation of the terms of its merger with Peugeot maker PSA Group.

When their regular banks didn’t come through with PPP loans, some business owners moved their money to smaller rivals.