Новости за 07.01.2023

Many investors assume it’s the funds with the least trading that are best as far as taxes. But that isn’t always the case.

The two men hanged were the third and fourth Iranians known to have received the death penalty in connection with the country’s nearly four-month-old antigovernment demonstrations.

Virtual assistants, call blocking and robocall apps can keep con artists at bay.

Medicare won’t pay for the drug unless patients are enrolled in government-sanctioned trials—and no such studies are under way or planned.

While GE HealthCare will deliver better growth as a stand-alone, the new company’s valuation looks stretched and its leverage is high.

Color-changing cars. Flying taxis. And a gaming-style tablet that can steer a vehicle. Car companies descended on CES in Las Vegas to show off their latest ideas.

Union Pacific blames weather for causing service disruptions but says its trains are reaching Foster Farms.

With inflation squeezing disposable incomes, distillers are doubling down on efforts they started during the pandemic to meet drinkers where they are.

A line of dolls hitting the shelves this weekend will test whether the new design mojo is working.

FTX and its founder doled out millions in donations before the crypto exchange went bankrupt. Now the nonprofits wonder: What should they do with the money?

Winners’ Circle: In a brutal year for investing, a handful of stock pickers managed to post positive returns. The winner was up nearly 32%.

The Chinese billionaire entrepreneur is taking a step further away from the business empire he created decades ago.

Remo Ruffini bought Moncler, founded decades ago by mountaineers, and transformed its down puffer jackets into runway must-haves.

Amid tight deadlines and freezing temperatures, Paramount churns out prequels to generate programming for its streaming service and capitalize on a hit.

His concessions to get the job may cost vital U.S. defense spending.

The agency wants to ban non-compete clauses across U.S. business.

A shock decline in the services index, but a solid month for jobs.

That school-board winner from November? Sorry, he actually lost.

Players and fans know it’s a violent and dangerous sport, but we love it anyway.

The state invites fraud by spending nearly as much on home aides as the other 49 states put together.

‘First, the United States never had lockdowns. (Not like elsewhere in the world, at least.)’

The system plaguing the House today has its roots in the revolt Speaker Cannon endured in 1910.

Inflation readings have been encouraging recently, but the Fed’s fight against rising prices isn’t over, the leaders of the Richmond and Kansas City Federal Reserve banks said Friday.

Shoppers spent less on electronics and jewelry but more on food, as inflation continued to pressure consumers.