Новости за 21.11.2020

An investment banker drove the luxury muscle car in college. Years later, he bought another XR-7 that’s unique.

Covid-19 contact-tracing apps from Apple and Google are coming to more states, along with evidence that they can help slow infections as long as enough people use them.

Our relationships with people are often reflected in our relationship to money. For good and ill.

People have been leaving cities for the countryside across the U.S. and Europe, and Scotland’s fragile island communities are more at risk than most from the economic shift.

Not only are many couples confined together during the pandemic, but some also are facing new challenges in uncertain times. They might be more likely to quarrel over how much to save for a rainy day or the best time to move to a new house.

It would be a herculean task to make meaningful progress on the housing giants before the end of the Trump administration.

Regulators want sugar levels slashed, but doing so is technically tricky and a tough sell to consumers.

At least eight people were killed and more than 30 others wounded as rockets slammed into residential neighborhoods and business districts, according to the Afghan Interior Ministry.

The two Asian financial centers delay for two weeks plans to allow quarantine-free air travel between the cities, showing the difficulty of establishing such potential travel arrangements as waves of the pandemic continue.

Diana Spencer’s polarizing short hairstyles from the 1980s and ’90s are finding new admirers thanks in part to Season 4 of the Netflix series.

The projected toxic debt approaches the scale of subprime-mortgage losses incurred by private lenders during the 2008 financial crisis.

Among the options: an “Animaniacs” reboot, a mother-daughter thriller inspired by “Misery” and a new film from the Oscar-winning director of “12 Years a Slave.”

A new agreement between two actors unions has loosened the restrictions on webcasting that inhibit theaters’ ability to survive during the pandemic. But it should have gone further.

Eateries are adding outdoor structures and cleaning protocols, but public-health experts say risks of Covid-19 infection remain.

How a San Antonio retiree keeps himself going and persuades his friends to hit the road with him.

The recession is forcing people to rely on the kindness of friends, neighbors and strangers to get by.

Booking and Expedia look the same to most travelers, but they have different business strategies. One of them collected more cash upfront and needed to repay billions of dollars when customers cancelled trips during the pandemic.

Even after a Covid-19 vaccine, changes to how we shop, dine, work out and entertain ourselves are likely to endure.

Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl’s and others cull styles to combat decision paralysis, unclog supply chains and reduce end-of-season markdowns.

Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news, including Walmart, Moderna and Amazon.

The billionaire Walton family that controls the retail giant is among a group of investors in NowDiagnostics, a startup aiming to design at-home coronavirus tests to sell for as little as $10 in Walmart stores and elsewhere.

A recount changed little, as the evidence of ballot fraud fails to appear.

A guide to understanding the political backdrop of 1980s Britain from its economic troubles to social unrest.

His new drug price rule will hurt the innovation that has produced Covid vaccines.

Regulators disparage fossil fuels as they ready sweeping new rules.