Новости за 04.10.2020

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has her powers pared by the state’s high court.

The Justices agree to hear cases on climate change and voting rights.

Trump’s move to strip its assets looks more like nationalization than national security.

López Obrador’s referendum question was unconstitutional but justices balked.

Players and umpires are on the Dodger Stadium field, but the stands are empty.

There are better alternatives to help the poor, but $15 an hour would reward friends and punish enemies.

It might have been avoided if White House officials had worn masks and relied on more-sensitive tests.

Trump is right. Training sessions for government employees amounted to political indoctrination.

Belgian police have arrested three men suspected of involvement in the Rwandan genocide, the latest in a series of high-profile arrests.

The U.S. saw 50,000 new coronavirus cases on Saturday, as President Trump’s doctors said he could be released from the hospital as soon as Monday.

A government effort to break up Facebook Inc. from Instagram and WhatsApp would defy established law, cost billions of dollars and harm consumers, according to a paper company lawyers have prepared.

Small towns fostered a wave of new downtown restaurants and specialty shops in recent years, bringing some much-needed growth. The challenges faced by businesses in Emporia, Kan., show how much that revival is now in danger from Covid-19.

The pope’s new 43,000-word encyclical echoes some of the major themes of his social teaching, including the rights of migrants and the poor, with a special urgency inspired by the global health crisis.

Guo Wengui, a Chinese businessman allied with former White House advisor Steve Bannon, is in an increasingly volatile fight with investors over a fundraising plan that has drawn scrutiny from banks and investigators.

The airline drove Dubai’s rise from desert backwater to Mideast metropolis, but now the coronavirus is hurting the world’s largest carrier and the city’s travel-dependent economy.

It may seem kind of pointless. But there are plenty of reasons to consider it.

When you hear “socially responsible” or “impact” or ESG, you likely are making wrong assumptions. Here are some of the biggest ones.

Gaining a vaccine to help contain the novel coronavirus would provide a big boost to the global economy in 2021, but the initial geographic distribution of that benefit will likely depend on which vaccine candidate works first.

Cyber threats have moved off the computer and into just about every facet of day-to-day life. Here are some professions that could emerge to help in the future.

Startups specializing in business-to-business software that are having trouble scaling up or whose founders want to cash out are finding a willing buyer in Joseph Liemandt’s ESW Capital, which has built a Netflix-like subscription service for such tools.

The Anova Precision Oven combines the power of steam cooking with an app full of recipes that instruct you every step of the way.

Mixed messages like those on Saturday hurt the President.

While elite frequent fliers miss airport club lounges and luxury sheets, many discover work-life balance and connecting with family.

CEO John Stankey is working to convince investors that the deal making executives pursued to fortify AT&T in lean times won’t end up weighing it down—while urging patience for the company’s long-term bets to pay off.

Chinese stocks have fared better than their U.S. counterparts for much of this year, and more gains are likely as the country’s economic rebound gathers steam.