Новости за 06.09.2020

The search for a possible survivor of the Beirut port explosion was ended Sunday after more than three days of combing through the rubble of a collapsed building by a Chilean rescue team.

Inflation is in focus during a relatively light week for economic data. August consumer prices for China are out Wednesday and for the U.S on Friday.

The move echoes one affecting Chinese journalists in the U.S.; affected reporters are allowed to work in China during a grace period.

Tech stocks have fueled the current bull market. Now, some financial pros say midcaps and non-U.S. holdings may be ready to push the market higher.

Cheap, cleaner natural gas had been eating away coal’s share of electricity generation for some time. But with natural-gas prices edging toward $2.5 per million British thermal units, the tables are about to be turned.

The share of U.S. workers with college degrees has kept growing, but the nation’s productivity gains have been tepid.

Crowds gathered in one of the city’s biggest demonstrations since China imposed a national-security law, tightening its control. Police were ready with a large presence.

Innovators in the remote-work space are rushing to build and modify digital services that help people feel like they are working together when they are miles apart.

Unbridled optimism, the impact of options, and the speed and scale of the gains have left the rest of the stock market in the dust.

Ski resorts and amusement parks are facing hiring hurdles this year after the Trump administration’s ban on several work-based visa types.

Two French soldiers were killed in Mali on Saturday when their vehicle hit a bomb during operations under France’s counterterrorism mission in the region.

Scientists, concerned about the risk that ever bigger and more destructive fires pose to species, are using heat-seeking drones and the chemistry of leaves as clues about the ability of animals to recover in burned forests.

Big employers are telling employees they can take paid time off to volunteer as election workers as they aim to help solve a national poll-worker shortage.

Releasing mosquitoes into the corridors of apartment complexes might seem like an unusual strategy for a city fighting one of its worst outbreaks of dengue, a painful disease spread between humans by mosquitoes. But the thousands of little insects discharged weren’t your average mosquitoes.

Authentic stole the show at the Kentucky Derby, going wire-to-wire and holding off a challenge from the heavy favorite, Tiz the Law, to win.