Новости за 27.11.2020

Bankrupt rental-car company plans to use proceeds from the proposed sale to pay down debt.

A potential capstone to the Trump administration’s efforts to reorder the politics of the region slipped away.

“The images of the attack against Michel Zecler that we have all seen are intolerable. They put us to shame,” French President Emmanuel Macron wrote in a post on Facebook.

The pandemic may justify extraordinary measures, but judges won’t accept the most draconian ones.

The state has seen a 67% increase in new hunters prowling the forests this year—me among them.

General Motors Financial Company has been talking to banking regulators for months about forming an industrial loan company and could file applications to do so as early as December, people familiar with the matter said.

When Brynn Putnam sold her company for $500 million, she couldn’t walk away from what she created. She joins a list of prominent entrepreneurs who cashed in without checking out.

This crisp-skinned trout with jamón, charred lemons and scallions is on the table in 25 minutes.

Covid-19 vaccines could bolster both the global economy and demand for oil in 2021, but elevated levels of coronavirus cases could have a negative effect, with fresh restrictions on travel and business.

Clothing retailers and department stores canceled orders and discounted heavily to clear unsold merchandise during spring lockdowns. Many have kept inventories slim since then, which allows them to discount less.

The fresh Covid-19 surge has taken root in rural communities, straining small hospitals that are often vital waystations for patients who need to be transferred to larger facilities with more specialists and equipment. Now, many larger hospitals are full.

The Covid pandemic has brought back an old mode of communication that millennial workers used to shun. It’s a happy medium between Zoom calls and instant messages.

After one man was snatched off the street for tracking protests online, he spent four years in custody and even now remains under close police watch.

OPEC and its Russia-led partners are leaning toward extending oil production cuts for another two to three months, according to officials familiar with the discussions, a move they hope will keep markets tight even as prices start to recover.

The company is committing $500 million toward holiday bonuses for front-line employees, including $300 for anyone who works full-time for all of December.

Lawmakers haven’t figured out what to do for federal workers who got a temporary paycheck boost but now face a looming cut in take-home pay.

U.S. stocks edged higher during Friday’s holiday-shortened session as gains across shares of technology and health-care companies pushed the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite toward new closing records.

As Americans forgo hitting the stores at dawn on Black Friday, they can at least live vicariously through Taiwan.

We asked picky interior designers to look at mass-market retailers’ offerings—and select affordable holiday decorations they’d hang on their own trees.

The continuing economic stress and stock-market volatility stemming from the pandemic has moved women to join group chats to talk about emergency funds, investing and financial goals.

Advocates are hoping to pass similar measures in other states, but still-elevated unemployment and lower costs of living in rural areas remain challenges.

The coronavirus pandemic has strangled one of the most powerful engines of economic growth in the world: spending by India’s 1.3 billion consumers.

Finance chiefs say they are better prepared to navigate inventory challenges and cost cuts than they were last spring.

When sunshine is in short supply, citrus arrives to save us. It lights up this refreshing salad anchored with salty slices of cured meat.

Fund managers and research analysts are parsing alternatives to polling for gauging election probabilities after twists and turns in the recent U.S. voting sent asset prices swinging.