Новости за 27.02.2023

The new House seeks to restrain federal bureaucrats. Do we dare to dream?

The cartoonist’s “Reframe Your Brain” was expected to be published this September by Penguin Random House. Many newspapers dropped his comic strip after he referred to Black Americans as a “hate group” in a rant online.

See the best ideas from our columnists as they compete to find the winning stock.

The president flouted the law and used the pandemic as a pretext to claim breathtaking authority.

Foreperson Emily Kohrs is basking in the attention and airtime, just as the former president did.

The retailer says Daniel Loeb’s hedge fund is focused on adding a former Third Point partner to the company’s board.

The success of China’s Li Auto underlines the risks of an all-or-nothing approach to the shift to electric vehicles.

Declines in every major U.S. metro area signal tenants may be maxed out on how much income they can devote to rent.

Facebook parent Meta Platforms supplied the funds for the new platform from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Changes to watch for this year include disappearing charitable deductions and smaller refunds.

Major investor pushes for return of Hunter Harrison disciple to boost railroad’s operations and profits.

The S&P 500 climbed shortly after the opening bell, after logging its worst week of the year amid concerns about higher interest rates.

Decisions from the state’s highest court could boost claims by workers and consumers.

The private offering—six of Michael Jordan’s sneakers, one from each Chicago Bulls championship game—could smash records, experts say.

Executives expect the Inflation Reduction Act to increase demand for metals including copper.

A legal challenge to President Biden’s student-debt cancellation plan can’t be considered until high court decides whether plaintiffs have standing.

The drug’s success has helped quell a dispute over a theory of what causes the disease and how to treat it. However, critics say scientists still aren’t sure how amyloid removal slows down Alzheimer’s.

Investors who rightly abandoned bonds when yields were stupidly low should add them back as ballast to their portfolio.

Platforms such as PDD’s Temu are expanding rapidly in the U.S. and farther afield.

The company founded by salespeople to make software for salespeople is in the midst of the worst sales slump in its history.

The property developer is struggling to reach a deal with international bondholders, raising the possibility that a court will tell Evergrande to wind down.

Ex-FEMA heads say the band is important in emergencies, while auto makers say EV motors interfere with the signal.

Berkshire Hathaway CEO is talking his own book, but his criticism is fair.

A year into the venture market downturn, a picture emerges of how startups have survived.

Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan isn’t the only change coming for student loan borrowers. His plan also fundamentally changes how loans will be repaid, turning many into, essentially, free college grants. WSJ explains.