Новости за 08.12.2020

The company’s expensive new headphones, called the AirPods Max, may follow the trajectory of the HomePod rather than AirPods.

Among the most-important: Don’t create fear and uncertainty by firing the people who may know best how to recover from the attack

Boeing has delivered a 737 MAX to United Airlines, the first carrier to receive a newly produced model of the jet after U.S. regulators ended a nearly two-year grounding last month.

Labels like Burberry and Marni are selling curious men’s shirts cobbled together from motley fabrics and patterns. Enticingly trendy or just terrifying?

Homes in Black neighborhoods are underpriced by about $156 billion, according to Andre M. Perry of the Brookings Institution. He has ideas on how to change that number.

The burger giant is raising fees and ending a rebate on the children’s menu for U.S. restaurant operators.

The benchmark bond for Portugal traded with a negative yield, signaling investors’ increasingly relaxed attitudes toward a country that was once among the worst-hit by the European debt crisis.

Tesla is wisely ringing the cash register amid a stunning stock rally. Speculators should take notice.

Chief Executive John Stankey expects the pandemic to scare many people away from theaters and cites the need ‘to try something different in 2021.

‘Stakeholder capitalism’ allows the Davos crowd to obfuscate what counts as success for a business.

Covid relief is no ‘blue state bailout.’ The virus doesn’t respect political boundaries.

The S&P 500 and Dow industrials traded near flat amid worries about rising Covid-19 cases and delays in reaching an agreement on a new emergency-relief package.

The political marketing veteran Michael Bassik has left the advertising holding company MDC Partners Inc. to relaunch Brooklyn Magazine and start a flurry of other ventures, including a sprinkles company and health data firm.

As the WHO prepares to probe the pandemics’ origins, Chinese state media are promoting studies that show the coronavirus spreading outside China earlier than first assumed.

The yield on the 10-year Treasury note was on pace for the second straight session of declines amid investors’ concerns about the prospects for Brexit trade negotiations and a U.S. emergency economic relief package.

The newfangled retailer’s latest quarterly results show how the experience of shopping for clothes could be changing for good.

The investment-advice firm chief will be succeeded by former ViacomCBS executive Sarah Kirshbaum Levy, who will look at steering the company to a potential initial public offering.

BlueCrest Capital Management will pay $170 million to settle claims that it misled clients about an internal fund that invested its traders’ own money, while its flagship fund was managed by an underperforming algorithm, the Securities and Exchange Commission said.

The U.K. became the first Western country to start distributing a Covid-19 vaccine, rolling out a mass inoculation program that could provide a template for other countries of the practicalities and potential pitfalls of vaccinating at speed and scale.

The electric-vehicle company said it will sell up to $5 billion of new shares over time at market prices.

Shares are expected to price at the high end of or above their already-increased target range Tuesday in a banner week for IPOs.

The FDA concluded in a detailed analysis that the first Covid-19 vaccine being considered for U.S. distribution “met the prescribed success criteria” in a clinical study, suggesting the agency will soon green-light the historic product.

Bloom Energy founder KR Sridhar aimed to supplant electric utilities with fuel-cell technology honed for NASA, presenting the kind of revenue prospects that persuade investors to look beyond profitability. Instead, his company is a reminder of how a rapidly changing industry can foil an entrepreneur’s vision.

U.S. Steel has agreed to acquire the remaining stake in Big River Steel for $774 million, giving the steelmaker ownership of one of the newest, most advanced steel mills in the country.

Brexit negotiations are set to enter a last decisive phase as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to travel to Brussels in a bid to secure a deal over the European Union’s relations with the U.K.