Новости за 22.11.2020

Wednesday brings a full slate of economic data during a holiday-shortened week in the U.S.

Before taking on a big expense, consider shoring up emergency funds.

Court rulings and the web have made betting universal. Be careful with your money.

Insisting on the prevalence of ‘systemic racism’ is a way of defending a victim-focused racial identity.

Three districts next to the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh are to be handed back to Azerbaijan from Armenia as part of a Nov. 10 agreement ending six weeks of fighting between the two countries over the enclave.

The Covid-19 pandemic is changing an entrenched aspect of car shopping in America: finding your new ride on the lot and driving it home that day.

Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America are offering preferred terms to Black-owned firms in supply-chain finance programs, after decades in which U.S. banks charged Black borrowers higher rates or denied them service.

Vast amounts of money are being shifted around based on strange and conflicting rules.

From mutual-aid networks to emergency-response funds, communities and nonprofits have sped up efforts to get help to where it’s needed most.

A smaller, more price-sensitive corporate market is likely to become a new battleground between low-cost and legacy airlines.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he wouldn’t congratulate the winner of the U.S. election until it was clear who the victor was and criticized what he called problems in the electoral system, echoing allegations from President Trump that the vote was flawed.

Some of China’s most influential dissidents and human-rights activists based in the U.S. have come out in support of the president’s unsubstantiated allegations of widespread U.S. election fraud.

A return to pre-pandemic lives may bring a surge in spending, some analysts say, after a 10-year period of persistently low inflation.

The Trump administration formally shut the door on the Open Skies treaty, which was intended to reduce the risk of war by allowing Russia and the West to carry out unarmed reconnaissance flights over each other’s territories.

Startups around the country are finding Bay Area workers more open than ever to living and working outside tech’s largest hubs.

Much of Singapore’s food is imported, but coronavirus-related border closures and global trade fights have shown that near-total dependence on the outside world could spell trouble.

Netflix’s “Chef’s Table” inspired a lawyer with a passion for healthy eating to zigzag from pursuing the partnership track to working for a restaurant company—and then opening a frozen-waffle business.

Covid-19 cases are surging, but Kohl’s, Marathon Oil and Darden are among those resuming dividend payments, a sign they believe the worst is behind them.

In just four trading days this month, bank stocks went from having one of their worst sessions ever to logging one of their best as the election and coronavirus news buffeted the sector.

Regeneron’s Covid-19 antibody drug is the second cleared this month to treat patients who aren’t hospitalized but are at high risk of developing severe disease.

Saudi Arabia opened a summit of G-20 leaders that was hosted online because of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has ravaged the global economy and infected nearly 58 million people.

So many millennials are working from home. But it’s hard to spend money on a place we don’t own.