Новости за 21.01.2023

Ontario is the latest Canadian province turning to private clinics in an effort to address growing problems with the publicly funded healthcare system.

Verizon and Southwest are among other companies expected to report as economists gauge the effect of higher interest rates.

A peace accord meant to end Ethiopia’s civil war is hitting a stumbling block, as troops from neighboring Eritrea who had been fighting on the side of the federal government have failed to withdraw, local and international officials say.

Amid the improved mood in Davos this year are two remaining big worries—either of which cause the bear market to reassert itself.

In December, 826,000 unemployed workers had been out of a job for about 3½ to 6 months, up from 526,000 in April 2022.

Eskom is buckling under debt and an aging coal-powered fleet, and its departing chief says criminal networks, corruption and government divisions thwarted his efforts.

The iPhone maker’s workforce grew 20% in the past three years, a far slower pace than rivals.

Signature Bank and Silvergate Capital, after a surge in customer withdrawals, have turned to a system originally designed to support mortgage lending.

Chris Hipkins, a lawmaker best known for serving as New Zealand’s Covid-19 minister, is poised to become the country’s next leader.

Apple, Google and others are working to bring devices longer battery life, better visibility in daylight and thinner, more flexible designs.

We asked writers of various generations to look back (mostly fondly) on gear and gadgets that better software and cheaper components have made obsolete. Remember the AOL Running Man?

Our phones, tablets, laptops, smart watches, automobiles and smart glasses are about to get longer battery life, better visibility in daylight and thinner, more flexible designs.

Rigs that haven’t been used in years are setting out to sea as demand for energy surges. “Everyone started drilling again.”

A national sales-tax proposal is a gift to Democratic campaigns to retake the House.

The latest Twitter documents show how he deceived the public and has earned his ouster from the Intelligence Committee.

Federal prosecutors are investigating conduct at Abbott’s baby-formula plant in Michigan, which the company temporarily shut down last year after a potentially deadly bacteria was found.

The regulator alleges LCA-Vision lured customers with bait-and-switch advertising that tricked them into believing they could pay less than $300 for LASIK surgery, while actually charging many times that amount.

A breakaway bloc of GOP legislators joined with Democrats to give Rep. Jason Stephens the gavel.

The defense has called the Tesla CEO’s 2018 tweets about taking the car maker private imperfect shorthand.

The bank cut his compensation 10% from the previous year.