Новости за 09.02.2023

Firing up a premium tub from companies like Goodland and Snorkel requires some elbow grease, but that effort is rewarded, say fans who soak in the fragrant, rejuvenating experience—and the open air

Kraken will agree to wind down a major segment of its business and pay $30 million as part of an enforcement settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The company has had solid credit performance, but it is paying up for funding and faces a tougher outlook for volume growth.

Democrats are touting a GAO report as evidence that corporations don’t pay up. They’re wrong.

Rochefort sussed out the Japanese plans, but had a hard time convincing the brass.

Headlines about layoffs at large companies don’t match overall employment data.

Prosecutors and defense lawyers had agreed to limit the FTX founder’s digital communications, but the judge in the case questioned whether the restrictions went far enough.

The drugmaker is offering steep discounts on its immune-disease therapy Humira to protect market share this year.

Margins remain under pressure at the consumer giant despite price increases.

The giant commodities trader said it was the victim of “systematic fraud,” in the latest upset to the global nickel market.

U.S. cigarette volumes fell sharply last year as smokers cut back to save cash. Tobacco giants Altria and BAT also have a new rival on their turf.

The online broker is shrinking its share count and slashing core expenses, but finding new revenue sources is still critical.

Restaurants, hotels and hospitals are finally staffing up, more than making up for losses in tech and other sectors. “Knock on wood, things are running like they were before the pandemic,” said one restaurant executive.

U.S. stock futures climbed, putting indexes on course to reverse some of Wednesday’s losses, with interest rates, inflation and corporate earnings all in focus.

Baidu and Alibaba are both jumping on the advanced-chatbot bandwagon. The technology could be a big deal in China—but that comes with its own dangers.

If Aramco chooses to list in Hong Kong, the deal would be a boon for the city, which has been courting multinational companies to sell shares on the local exchange.

David Zalik co-founded lender GreenSky, which Goldman Sachs bought last year and is betting on to shore up its consumer business.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average last year was a relative bright spot in a battered stock market. Now, speculation is back, and the blue chips are falling behind.

The Swiss lender said it bought New York advisory the Klein Group for $175 million to help spin off its investment banking arm, as it posted another quarterly loss.

Forget brilliance or a backbreaking workload. Today, common sense and manners are often enough to stand out.

CEO Robert Iger gets back to the company’s roots, lessens focus on streaming and might quell activist Nelson Peltz’s case.

China’s fleet of high-altitude balloons have carried out surveillance on five continents, the Biden administration said, as it tries to bring international attention to the scope of the program.

Biden can show and tell the world about Beijing’s global spying campaign.

An example of why his SOTU speech was bipartisan in name only.

The company’s stock jumped in after- hours trading following the announcement of its plans in its quarterly earnings report.