Новости за 23.09.2020

The electric-truck maker’s pursuit of a deal with BP and other energy companies on hydrogen-refueling stations have paused, the first outward indication that allegations against Nikola are affecting its business plan.

The bank would pay about $1 billion to wrap up investigations into whether its trading desks manipulated prices for metals and Treasury securities.

Chicago Fed leader Charles Evans pushed back against any idea that he wants to raise rates before overshooting the U.S. central bank’s 2% inflation goal.

Tomato and saffron in the recipe give the rice its red hue. Fava beans, a flurry of dill and a drizzle of yogurt provide striking (and delicious) contrast.

Critics say the move would chill corporate democracy by changing the rules for submitting resolutions for a vote at company shareholder meetings. Companies complain about costs caused by gadfly investors.

A Senate report finds another big flow of questionable cash.

The triumph of a robot named Curly is the latest example of machines besting humans, but other big wins for the robots have been in digital environments; “with every throw, the ice changes.”

A new documentary examines the ’90s-era videogame rivalry; also this week, pitmaster mania with two new series about BBQ and more.

Disney said it would change the release dates for 10 upcoming films, postponing the Marvel spinoff ‘Black Widow’ until May and delaying Steven Spielberg’s remake of ‘West Side Story’ by one year to December 2021.

Wells Fargo Chief Executive Charlie Scharf apologized in a letter to employees for his remarks related to recruiting Black talent.

With its mini meatballs and itsy-bitsy pasta, Italian wedding soup is designed to delight. Add some hearty greens, and you have an irresistible fall meal.

Federal Reserve officials said the economy was likely to need additional government spending to avoid an uneven and protracted recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

When Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny collapsed on a plane over Siberia last month, supporters combed the hotel room where he had stayed for potential clues, including a water bottle later found to contain traces of a powerful nerve agent that German doctors say he was poisoned with.

Chinese denouncements of a plan to turn TikTok into a U.S.-based company increased doubts about China’s approval of a deal that would see the app join with Oracle and Walmart.

Why would millions want to immigrate if the U.S. is a land of ‘systemic racism’?

Writers subdued their egos and encouraged readers to think. Nowadays it’s all about arousing emotion.

Tech billionaire Graham Weston says he can screen thousands of schoolchildren for a fraction of the normal cost. But he faces plenty of resistance.

Volkswagen took the wraps off its ID.4 all-electric sport-utility vehicle in a bid by the world’s largest car maker to challenge Tesla and re-energize a problem-ridden electric-vehicle strategy.

‘Rage,’ in which journalist Bob Woodward revealed the president understood the dangers of Covid-19 while minimizing them publicly, sold fewer than two other recent high-profile titles about the Trump administration.

As exchange-traded funds bite the dust, so do some clever ticker symbols.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko was sworn in for a sixth term in a low-key, unannounced ceremony, sparking condemnation from opposition leaders who said the Aug. 9 election wasn’t free or fair.

The U.S. economy in September continued its steady recovery from the sharp declines in the second quarter as demand and output strengthened, according to business surveys. But the pace faltered in Europe and Asia, where new infections have led to new restrictions on activity.

Pilgrim’s Pride said its president and chief executive, who was put on leave after being indicted in June, has exited the company.

Loretta Mester said parts of the U.S. economy have recovered more quickly than others, while other sectors remain depressed. “It’s not a sustainable recovery, it’s still fragile.”

“Unorthodox” co-creator writer Anna Winger and other notables on the TV series they find most addictively transporting.