Новости за 22.02.2023

Stronger economic conditions have boosted investors’ expectations for higher rates this year, according to the minutes.

An oil-rig supervisor won the case on compensation for working extra-long hours.

Centrist parties of the left and right came together 30 years ago to save pensions from insolvency.

Cutting its dividend makes sense given the chip maker’s need for cash, but the focus now falls squarely on its risky turnaround plan.

In an interview, CEO Alan Shaw said, “It is clear that our safety culture and our investments in safety didn’t prevent this accident.”

The chip maker is employing aggressive cost-cutting measures, including pay reductions.

The cost of tee time has shot up as courses adopt dynamic pricing. To score a desirable slot for far less, consider these world-class (but still reasonable) fairways, from Texas to Hawaii.

‘If the sanity of a jurisdiction’s local laws were the measure of whether statehood should be granted, I’m not sure we’d have any states at all.’

Some diabetes patients have had to reduce Ozempic dosing or switch to alternatives.

Severe winter storms are hitting the western part of the U.S. and heading eastward, causing power outages and many airline cancellations.

The rivalry between Detroit’s two best-known companies is fun to watch, but shareholder returns are better at the company that owns Chrysler.

The case is, which was brought by family members of a man killed in an Islamic State attack, is the second in a pair of arguments this week testing the liability of internet providers for user posts.

A proposal to streamline reporting of tips to the IRS shows an ugly side of the service economy.

The e-commerce giant struck the $3.9 billion deal for One Medical as CVS and Walgreens also forge expansions based on clinicians.

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat want users to sign up for subscriptions—but are the perks worth paying for?

As companies play catch-up, they face hurdles including securing advanced chips and China’s tight censorship rules.

The FTX founder has been vocal online since his indictment, unlike most defendants who remain tight-lipped on advice of counsel.

The co-anchor of “CNN This Morning” drew criticism for saying the presidential candidate wasn’t in her prime as a 51-year-old woman.

The Chinese company is riding the chatbot wave higher, but whether its ChatGPT-like bot can recharge stagnant advertising revenue is an open question.

Stellantis is planning to buy back up to $1.6 billion worth of shares after revenue and net profit surged in 2022, a year marked by a steep rise in electric-vehicle sales.

U.S. stock futures gained ahead of Fed minutes that will be scrutinized for indications about interest-rate policy.

Some companies are racing to convert entirely to electric vehicles, while others see caution flags.

Norfolk Southern’s labor practices, environmental credentials and community relations have come under fire after the derailment and its ESG aggregate score has fallen by around 3 points.

Fans of the bestselling book series are split on whether to play the game given the controversy surrounding J.K. Rowling’s comments about gender.

The $53 billion program includes manufacturing incentives as well as research and development investments, part of an effort to keep a crucial industry in the U.S.