Новости за 15.10.2020

Steve Scully, who was set to moderate the second presidential debate before it was canceled when President Trump refused to participate, was suspended indefinitely for falsely claiming that his Twitter account had been hacked.

Will Stephanopoulos invite the Democrat to opine on the New York Post--or demand that he come clean about his family’s influence business?

Both companies said they are confident they will be able to deliver all the doses they have already agreed to provide to governments, including the U.S. and the European Union.

Car companies routinely sacrifice good design at the altar of cost. But Polestar’s CEO wasn’t willing to do so when creating this powerful, fuel-efficient, handsomely designed (if expensive) PHEV.

His Montparnasse restaurant is one of the season’s hottest openings. On days off Mory Sacko is playing with Southeast Asian flavors, sipping sake and listening to Kendrick Lamar.

YouTube took action against the conspiracy group QAnon, banning videos that call for violence, following the lead of social-media companies that have cracked down on such content.

The military in West Africa’s biggest oil-producing nation said it was prepared to act decisively to help the government maintain law and order, after eight days of demonstrations against police brutality.

The Wall Street firm said its quarterly profit rose 25% from a year ago, another big U.S. bank to skate unscathed through the rockiest economy in years. Trading revenue increased 20%, following the trend at rivals.

GOP senators said the Judiciary Committee would subpoena Jack Dorsey after his social-media company limited sharing of New York Post articles about Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son.

With their superior design, high-tech upgrades and easy-to-use interfaces, you’ll want to make room on the credenza for these digital frames.

Argentina’s dollar shortage, fueled by a growing crisis of confidence, is threatening to wipe out the country’s dwindling foreign reserves, testing the ability of a nationalist government to avoid another full-blown economic and financial crisis in Latin America’s third biggest economy.

“Jagged Little Pill” and “Moulin Rouge! The Musical,” were among Tony nominees for a Covid-curtailed Broadway season. “Slave Play” and “The Inheritance” both won multiple nominations.

The group of more than 100 are protesting NBC News’s decision to carry a town hall meeting with President Trump opposite a previously scheduled Joe Biden town hall on rival ABC News.

New coronavirus lockdown measures in Europe dragged the region’s stocks lower Thursday and added to pressure on oil prices, reigniting worries about faltering fuel demand and slowing economic growth.

The resignation of President Jeenbekov injected a fresh element of uncertainty into a political crisis that has engulfed the resource-rich Central Asian country following allegations of a voter fraud in a parliamentary election earlier this month.

Even while campaigning at a distance, the senator’s Democratic challenger manages to make it close.

Her testimony was the most candid and detailed at a confirmation hearing since Robert Bork in 1987.

Retail sales at the Boots U.K. unit fell more than 29% in the latest quarter, with the pandemic reducing consumer visits at stores on major shopping streets, in train stations and in airports.

Commercials are increasingly starring nonprofessionals, including family members of the people making them, due to pandemic restrictions. ‘They’re the most available, but definitely not the most cooperative.’

Interpublic Group of Cos. has promoted Bill Kolb to chairman and CEO of creative agency network McCann Worldgroup, the company said Thursday. He will succeed Harris Diamond, who plans to retire at the end of the year, the company said.

The social media giant has made a flurry of new rules designed to improve the discourse on its platforms. When users report content that breaks those rules, a test by The Wall Street Journal found, the company often fails to enforce them.

Yemen’s government and Houthi rebels began Thursday an exchange of more than 1,000 prisoners, the largest such swap since the war began in 2014 as part of efforts to revive United Nations-brokered peace talks.

U.S. jobless claims hovered above 800,000 for a seventh week, the Labor Department reported Thursday, continuing to point to a slowing labor-market recovery.

Some of the strategies stem from the economic-relief legislation passed earlier in the year.

Twitter on Wednesday blocked users from posting links to the articles, and Facebook has slowed the spread of the articles pending guidance from its fact-checking partners.