Новости за 07.08.2020

The Trump administration is widening its attack against Chinese internet giants by targeting a social media app, WeChat, that is used daily by ordinary Chinese but by few Americans, further dividing the global internet.

Russian immigrant Mikhail Kokorich talks about America’s edge in the new era of private exploration, and his own plans for a water-fueled space transport.

Kids learn to function as people by playing together between ages 2 and 5. They can’t play on Zoom.

A classic Texas home balances contemporary design with time-honored charm.

If Microsoft swings a deal for TikTok, it would then face the costly and complex task of assimilating the video-sharing app’s code and data.

An Air India Express flight carrying 190 people overshot the runway amid heavy rain in southern India, according to the country’s civil-aviation agency.

Gilead Sciences Inc. is expanding its manufacturing network to ramp up production of Covid-19 treatment remdesivir, and says it will be able to meet global demand in real time starting in October.

Learfield IMG College, the multimedia business that owns broadcast rights for many of the nation’s leading collegiate sports programs, is preparing for a possible financial restructuring as the coronavirus pandemic curtails athletics.

At MIDA in Boston, these fluffy dumplings take a whole day to prepare. With home cooks in mind, the chef has devised this fast and foolproof version.

Continued job growth in July doesn’t change the need for stimulus.

Canada plans to slap its own tariffs on a range of U.S. products that contain aluminum in retaliation to President Trump’s latest move to aggravate one of the world’s largest trading relationships.

Susan Rice, believed to be a top contender to be Joe Biden’s vice presidential running mate, has sold a significant proportion of the Netflix shares she acquired since becoming a company director in 2018.

An increasing number of workers were unemployed for more than three months in July, a signal that the coronavirus pandemic is likely to have a lasting economic impact on many people.

A look at WeChat, why the Trump administration wants to ban the app and why that matters to Beijing.

Eastman Kodak, long a household name in photography, has spent recent years trying to maneuver out of bankruptcy and into new business areas. Its latest pivot brings it squarely into the fight against the coronavirus.

If the auto giant wants to innovate—and have a shot at taking on Tesla—it needs to stop worrying about pleasing shareholders for a while.

The Danish designer tried once before to capture the public’s imagination for high-end electric cars, only to see the company collapse. Now he has a new company, new backers and a new business model. But does he have what it takes to catch Tesla?

The U.S. has levied sanctions on a host of senior Chinese officials over Beijing’s Hong Kong policy, including the region’s Beijing-appointed chief executive, Carrie Lam.

A body representing homeowners associations calls out the Berkshire Hathaway unit for an ad poking fun at the groups.

United Parcel Service plans to impose hefty fees on big shippers during the holiday season, reflecting the added complexity and cost of an expected crush of online orders amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Singapore police brought their first criminal charges against an individual linked to the suspected fraud at Wirecard AG, the one-time German technology star that collapsed at the end of June after admitting more than $2 billion of cash on its balance sheet was fake.

Eastman Kodak Co., long a household name in photography, has spent recent years trying to maneuver out of bankruptcy and into new business areas. Its latest pivot brings it squarely into the fight against the coronavirus.

To one man, money was a plaything. To another, it was a possibility. Guess which one came out ahead in the end?

A small U.S. company with ties to the U.S. defense and intelligence communities has embedded its software in numerous mobile apps, allowing it to track the movements of hundreds of millions of mobile phones world-wide.

U.S. government bond prices held steady Friday after new data showed the economy added more jobs than expected last month.