Новости за 23.01.2023

The cloud-software company is contending with activist investors as slowing growth and employee turmoil damp enthusiasm about its business.

The comedian’s first appearance for the brand will be the Super Bowl ad campaign, a spokeswoman said.

Leaders of South America’s two largest economies revived a proposal aimed at reducing the region’s dependence on the dollar.

The Treasury secretary, during a three-country trip to Africa, pursued a crucial test of a U.S.-backed effort to help developing countries.

The West African nation’s decision is the latest blow to Europe’s presence in the troubled Sahel region, where Russia is gaining influence.

Patrick Hallinan, CFO of Fortune Brands Innovations, will become the tool maker’s finance chief as the company tries to slash costs.

Jim Chen is departing the company, the latest high-level exit as the electric-vehicle startup works to scale up operations.

In 1920, lawmakers curbed spending by putting a single committee in charge of the overall budget.

Bad news for the World Economic Forum: Populists have lost some elections, but free trade and the global order are still under attack all over.

Investors said they lost money because of what Mr. Musk tweeted in 2018 about potentially taking the electric-car maker private.

GOP-leaning states, many with ample sun, wind and available land, are luring clean-energy projects boosted by legislation their representatives opposed.

An annual immunization schedule was among the changes the agency recommended to simplify Covid-19 vaccinations and boosters.

The company said it agreed to buy Evoqua Water Technologies in an all-stock deal.

The move is set to substantially bolster the software giant’s relationship with OpenAI, the startup behind the viral chatbot.

Many investors are betting that slowing inflation will encourage the Fed to raise interest rates in small increments early this year.

The streaming company’s move is the latest in a wave of tech layoffs, as the industry recalibrates after growing rapidly at the start of the pandemic.

Their support increases the likelihood that the bloc can agree on simpler regulation and additional aid for specific sectors in response to Washington’s Inflation Reduction Act.

Spouses reshape each others’ financial behavior, for richer and poorer, marriage research suggests.

The activist investor’s multibillion-dollar stake in the business-software provider is adding to pressure on the firm.

A ruling by India’s Supreme Court will force tech giant to make changes in the largest market for its Android operating system.

Most Americans cook on electric stoves, yet many see gas ranges as a premium home feature.

Investors say they lost money because of what Mr. Musk tweeted in 2018 about potentially taking the electric-car maker private.

Health insurers had a stellar 2022, but this year looks more challenging.

Small and medium-size companies are driving the recovery in business travel, which continues to lag behind activity seen in 2019.

A faster-than-expected recovery in travel adds to price pressures in the South Pacific country, where labor markets are tight.