Новости за 10.10.2020

The planned spinoff of a unit that manages clients’ IT infrastructure and had around $19 billion in annual sales comes with execution challenges.

A judge rescinded a house-arrest order on Saturday against powerful former President Álvaro Uribe, who is being investigated for witness tampering in a case that has divided Colombia.

As the pandemic has some women leaving the workforce to assume full-time childcare duties, experts warn of long-term financial impact.

Women’s tennis crowned its newest brilliant teenager on Saturday as 19-year-old Iga Swiatek won the French Open by defeating American Sofia Kenin, 6-4, 6-1.

North Korea celebrated 75 years of communism with a military parade at which it unveiled an intercontinental missile that is likely larger than anything else like it on Earth.

The pandemic and protests over racial issues have altered the way investors, employees and the public view the role of companies.

The tech giant is a master of the upsell, but next-generation wireless technology might present the company with its biggest challenge yet.

U.S. officials are aiming to open travel between New York City and London with shortened traveler quarantine periods as soon as the holidays, as the availability of rapid Covid-19 tests grows.

From Michelle Obama’s ByChari necklace to LeBron James’s “More Than a Vote” gear, fashion and accessories emblazoned with the word “vote” are inescapable. But do they work?

Facing hostility from would-be trustbusters in Congress, Facebook argues it’s too late to unscramble the egg of its many acquisitions. Experts say the argument doesn’t hold up.

If the truce between the two warring countries holds, it could help reassert Moscow’s influence in the volatile South Caucasus region.

Hong Kong police arrested nine people who they said had aided a group of pro-democracy activists—known here as the Hong Kong 12—that attempted to flee the city by boat only to be intercepted by mainland authorities.

With the newest installment of James Bond—which is now postponed to 2021—acclaimed art-house director Cary Joji Fukunaga takes the reins of one of film’s most storied franchises for Daniel Craig’s final bow.

A CEO and single mom carves out time to run and finds motivation by having her grade-school-age children ride alongside her.

Nevada’s public-health restrictions and a weakened travel industry have kept conventions and meetings from returning to Las Vegas, a continuing setback for the city’s battered casino industry and the state’s overall economy.

Miami-based City National Bank of Florida has embraced the Fed’s Main Street Lending Program, issuing nearly 100 of the 252 loans made through the program in its first three months.

Cold, damp conditions could favor Novak Djokovic in Sunday’s French Open final against Rafael Nadal.

From the shoes we’ll wear to the TV shows we’ll watch (“The Crown!”) and the big news at Prada, everything that’s inspiring us to actually get dressed again.

A health crisis is creating a divide in the restaurant world. Big, well-capitalized chains are thriving while small independents struggle to keep their kitchens open.

A California federal judge said Apple doesn’t have to return the popular videogame “Fortnite” to its App Store but maintained that it can’t block the game’s creator from accessing its critical software development tools.

The utility disclosed in securities filings that it recorded alarms on certain equipment supporting a power line that served an area near where the deadly Zogg Fire is believed to have originated in Shasta County.

The tech giant and pharmaceutical companies were among the companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The deal being discussed would merge Fenway Sports Group, which also owns English soccer team Liverpool Football Club, with RedBall Acquisition.

Democrats introduce a radical bill to remove Presidents.

Pence is right: Shale drilling for natural gas has cut C02 emissions.