Новости за 26.11.2020

The race for a piece of the faux-meat market tests companies’ ability to concoct new names for vegetable-based products; ‘Plant positivity’

The economy can’t wait until January for more help for states, businesses and the unemployed.

Principles grounded in faith or existential commitment should guide companies.

As a journalist in the early years of the 20th century, Harry Perry Robinson played eyewitness to many historical events. Does that make him ‘great’?

The Supreme Court says Cuomo’s restrictions on worship violate the First Amendment.

Beijing’s latest stab at financial reform is one of its riskiest.

German prosecutors said they are examining Ernst & Young’s role in the collapse of disgraced payments operator Wirecard, ratcheting up pressure on the audit firm.

The battle to be the go-to business-software provider is intensifying, as Salesforce looks to acquire Slack Technologies.

A lawsuit by popular users looked like a grass-roots effort, but the legal action was orchestrated behind the scenes by TikTok and parent company ByteDance, according to people familiar with the effort.

A lawsuit by popular users looked like a grass-roots effort, but the legal action was orchestrated behind the scenes by TikTok and parent company ByteDance, according to people familiar with the effort.

The Covid pandemic is squeezing working mothers out of the world’s labor pool in ways that could damage women’s economic prospects for years to come, according to a United Nations study.

The energy supplier is trying to sell its portfolio of LNG supply contracts and other assets, according to people familiar with the matter, as it seeks to simplify its operations amid volatile LNG prices.

Ascena Retail Group said the private equity firm has committed to retaining a “substantial portion” of the stores it seeks to buy out of bankruptcy.

U.S. stock futures drifted higher, with investors anticipating a quiet day of trading on Thanksgiving.

A new fly-fishing heritage collection inspired by the ‘Old Man and the Sea’ author’s favored gear lets anglers cast lines like the legend.

Shaheen Shaheen, who has died at age 92, invested in ‘marvelous machines’ and synthetic fibers.

Section 230 is facing threats unlike anything in its 24-year history, with potentially significant consequences for websites that host user content.

Commercial properties will be helped by a coronavirus vaccine, but long-term pressures may accelerate postpandemic.

Isolated, stressed and weary of screens, people are reaching out with super-creative letters delivered by the U.S. Postal Service.

Retail sales, in-game spending and viewership trends underscore the explosive growth of gaming and the enduring power of titles like “Super Mario” and “Madden NFL.”

While China hasn’t signaled it is ready to give up birth limits altogether, there are signs punishments have become less strict in some places as the country contends with a sagging birthrate.

The pandemic has upended where some well-heeled foodies live and their thinking on dining out. Some high-end Japanese restaurants in New York have reinvented themselves to accommodate migrations to the Hamptons and Hudson Valley.

South Korea’s central bank issued a brighter forecast for the economy— saying it would contract 1.1% this year rather than the 1.3% it earlier expected—even as the daily count of new coronavirus cases hit its highest since March.

Italy’s troubled deep South, which was largely spared earlier on in the pandemic, is now struggling to cope—so much so that the government is turning for help to a medical charity used to working in war zones.

Ending an ordeal that lasted more than two years and strained diplomatic ties, Iran released British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert, who had been sentenced to 10 years in prison on espionage charges.