Новости за 23.02.2023

Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. say banks should apply effective risk-management practices when dealing with crypto

Federal transportation agency continues its investigation after Feb. 3 accident involving Norfolk Southern train in East Palestine.

The U.S. typically selects the leader of the World Bank, but the bank’s board will need to officially approve Ajay Banga’s nomination.

Newcomers are the secret sauce in American economic dynamism.

The online furniture seller has been cutting staff and other costs in response to declining demand.

Watson is accused of falsifying information about Ozy’s performance and inflating its projected earnings.

The American affiliate of the world’s largest crypto exchange faces risks to its business that may hurt its plan to buy the assets of bankrupt crypto lender Voyager Digital, according to securities regulators.

Artificial intelligence is no more fearsome than false eyelashes.

The vaccine maker’s profits will drop sharply this year as the debate around the stock moves to its pipeline of new vaccines and therapies.

The global pizza chain reported fourth-quarter sales that missed analysts’ estimates.

The company plans to continue servicing the existing F/A-18 fleet, having delivered over 2,000 worldwide.

The London-based company said it expects like-for-like revenue less pass-through costs to increase between 3% and 5% this year as marketers keep spending.

The retailer, facing a proxy battle from Dan Loeb’s Third Point LLC, said it was looking to cut $200 million in annual costs.

The optimism over artificial intelligence can extend the chip maker’s stock rally, despite mixed quarterly results.

New infrastructure, regulatory reforms and digitization buttress the south Asian country’s strength.

Artificial-intelligence tools that generate text with minimal prompting promise a lucrative new revenue stream for chip makers.

Lucid shares are down 14% premarket after the luxury electric-vehicle company said reservations had fallen since November.

Worker filings for unemployment benefits remain historically low in a strong labor market.

While the company is still the clear e-commerce market leader in China, an old bugbear—the competition—is nipping at its heels.

The move comes as the streaming company says members “have never had more choices when it comes to entertainment.”

Demand for its Covid-19 vaccine sank from year-earlier highs when the spread of the Omicron variant boosted sales.

Alibaba’s quarterly revenue rose 2% from a year earlier to the equivalent of $35.9 billion.

Stocks were poised to open higher after a dayslong selloff driven by concerns about the trajectory of U.S. interest rates.

The move comes as officials in Europe and the U.S. scrutinize TikTok over concerns that Beijing could force the company to hand over data on its users.

A new subscription plan touts security but will appeal more to those who need to be seen.