Новости за 26.10.2020

Targeted group says attack on training camp killed at least 33, putting a cease-fire at risk as Moscow and Ankara face off in multiple international conflicts.

Current President Peter Zaffino will run the insurer as CEO starting March 1.

Even before the election, Democrats try to cut off energy financing.

Through roughly $30 million in cost reductions—a mix of furloughs, pay cuts, layoffs and other changes—the digital media company said its finances are stabilizing after the pandemic hurt its ad revenue.

As restaurants build structures for outdoor meals in cool weather, what are the risks of virus transmission?

The Trump administration imposed counterterror sanctions on Iran’s Ministry of Petroleum, the National Iranian Oil Company and its tanker subsidiary in a pre-election move that analysts say will make it more difficult for the pressure campaign to be reversed in the future.

Demonstrators marched to the German Embassy in Bangkok late Monday to ask Angela Merkel’s government to investigate their king, who spends stretches of time in Bavaria.

The pandemic’s duration weighs on the software giant’s outlook and could affect even the hottest cloud names.

Investors are reducing bets on extreme volatility in currency markets around the U.S. presidential election.

Republican and Democratic political advertisers are scrambling to submit their ads to the social-media giant before the end of Monday after the company moved to ban new political ads in the week before Election Day.

Neo-Marxists on the street and in institutions want to erase their opponents and deconstruct the country.

If the Democrats win, will America’s free press become an instrument of state propaganda?

Luxury automakers are trying to lure in younger fans through hyped-up partnerships with insidery clothing companies like Aimé Leon Dore, Kith and Supreme.

Green finance is making tracks into foreign-exchange markets, with JPMorgan arranging a type of currency derivative for Italy’s Enel that is linked to both companies’ sustainability targets.

Even at a rich valuation and a continuing pandemic, private equity will find much to love in businesses like Dunkin’ Brands.

China said it will sanction three American defense contractors over proposed arms sales to Taiwan, retaliating against U.S. efforts to deepen security ties with the island democracy that Beijing claims as its territory.

Sonia Syngal must defy the vortex consuming companies that weren’t prepared for the Covid crisis. She is plotting a future of fewer stores and more fashion risks to revive the company’s namesake brand.

Robert E. Murray, who used an aggressive acquisition strategy to build Murray Energy into a coal-mining giant even as falling prices drove rivals out of business, died Sunday.

There is no reason why Apple, Amazon.com, Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet should all report the same day.

Shares in Europe’s biggest tech company plunged after it scrapped its profit targets for the year and said measures to thwart a rebound in coronavirus infections would weigh on business through the middle of next year.

U.S. share benchmarks and oil prices fell as coronavirus cases surged in America and Europe, adding to worries about the economic outlook after Congress and the White House failed to agree on a much-anticipated fiscal stimulus deal.

In what is due to be the world’s biggest-ever initial public offering, Ant Group will be one of the most valuable companies in either technology or finance.

The social-media company’s free-to-play model differs from the paid, subscription cloud-gaming services of rivals such as Google and Microsoft.

Hospitals are holding off as long as possible before halting procedures to make room for fresh waves of Covid-19 patients, a reversal from earlier this year when facilities postponed care, leading to steep financial losses and public-health risks.

The cabaret-variety show “Absinthe” aims to reopen this week, making it one of the first shows seeking to return to the Las Vegas Strip, in a test of whether freewheeling entertainment can conform to pandemic rules and still turn a profit.