Новости за 11.01.2023

Both parties have criticized social-media companies but differ on some issues.

Verily Life Sciences is laying off the employees as part of a broader reorganization, the first major staff reductions to hit Google’s parent following a wave of other tech layoffs.

The job cuts affecting more than 600 workers come as shipping demand retreats.

Nayara Energy deal unwinds the once-deep relationship between Trafigura and Russian-backed oil giant Rosneft.

Protesters paralyze the tourism hub of Cusco two days after clashes in another city left 18 dead.

The U.S. is promising to deter attacks on Japan’s satellites as part of a series of moves to be announced Wednesday to strengthen Tokyo’s defenses against China’s military buildup, U.S. officials said.

Crypto exchange has joined a list of troubled companies whose naming-rights sponsorships went sour.

The bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange said it has located more than $5 billion in cash and other liquid assets and is hoping to sell additional assets with a book value of more than $4 billion.

The Federal Aviation Administration lifted its ban on domestic flight departures across the U.S. following an overnight outage.

Congress can find common ground on the protection of privacy, competition and American children.

For Americans under 45, there were more excess deaths without the virus in 2020-21 than with it.

The two sides intend to focus on five areas this weekend during their first round of negotiations toward a trade agreement.

Genesis Digital, rigged to consume a small city’s worth of electricity in Kazhakstan, is one of the largest assets in the FTX-Alameda wreckage. Extracting value from it could prove difficult.

Genesis Digital, rigged to consume a small city’s worth of electricity in Kazhakstan, is one of the largest assets in the FTX-Alameda wreckage. Extracting value from it could prove difficult.

Homeowners are ditching elaborate dining rooms and separate outside setups for a more blended eating environment.

Jewish activists have gained more support for praying at the Temple Mount, called the Noble Sanctuary by Muslims, who have controlled the site for centuries. Far-right officials in Prime Minister Netanyahu’s coalition are pushing to change the rules.

Companies that track employees’ productivity run up against their inventive workarounds. A live stream called Sloth TV.

The agency still had about 1.4 million returns to process as of Dec. 23.

The Southeast Asian country is growing its presence near the Natuna Islands in waters where Beijing claims maritime rights.

U.S. stock futures edged higher, as investors looked ahead to Thursday’s inflation data and considered the trajectory of interest rates.

The newest network won’t change how you use your phone—but you can still make the most of it.

The competition regulator said tech giant doesn’t give users sufficient choice about how it combines data from its various services, a sign of things to come under a new EU law.

The expected nomination of Xie Feng would continue a gradual tempering of the abrasive ‘Wolf Warrior’ style that has defined Chinese diplomacy in recent years.

Match Group’s Tinder was out of sight and mind for investors last year amid slowing growth. But it probably isn’t going anywhere.

Initial public offerings from Indian startups have remained largely in the deep freeze for the past 12 months. A personal-care-products startup is now hoping to break the curse.