Новости за 03.03.2023

Tether Holdings and a related crypto broker used “cat and mouse tricks” to obscure identities, documents show.

A new book argues that government unions have seized unaccountable power. The author, Philip Howard, plans to make the case in court.

Anti-Palestinian violence comes from the margins of Israeli society. Anti-Jewish violence comes from the Palestinian mainstream.

The firm said it bought One River Digital, the crypto unit of One River Asset Management.

The company will hold off on breaking ground on the project’s second phase.

Tether Holdings and a related crypto broker used “cat and mouse tricks” to obscure identities, documents show.

A study finds that a lack of a 4 right after the decimal point in per-share earnings data means a company might be strategically rounding up its results, a practice that can lead to more serious violations.

Foxconn Technology Group looks to build new plants and ramp up existing iPhone production facility.

The freight railcar that federal investigators say likely caused last month’s derailment in Ohio was handed off among four railroads before its fateful trip and was owned by a fifth company.

SoftBank’s choice of New York for a listing of British microchip designer Arm has led to predictable hand-wringing about national decline in the U.K. capital. But this isn’t just about London.

Don’t look for companies with the biggest dividends, analysts say. Focus on cash flow.

Outselling foreign brands at home, China’s EV manufacturers are targeting buyers from Europe to Australia with new models and fast delivery times.

China’s new-energy passenger vehicle market nearly doubled in size last year. But 2023 is shaping up quite differently.

As layoffs ripple through tech—and beyond—colleagues who get to keep their jobs are left wondering what to say and how to help.

Meta Platforms said it would work to implement many of an outside advisory group’s recommendations to reform a system for VIP users called “cross check,” but rejected some important provisions.

Longtime policyholders accuse companies of wrongly trying improve financial results at their expense.

U.S. stock futures edged up Friday ahead of data on the U.S. services sector which will be scrutinized for signals on the outlook for inflation and interest rates.

The wireless carrier names a new chief of consumer group and says its finance chief will exit.

The British chip designer said it intends to list its shares in New York, a move that comes amid a race between the U.S., Europe and China to build out their semiconductor ecosystems.

New enforcement actions focus on executives who used prearranged trading plans established under a regulation known as Rule 10b5-1.

Macy’s, Nordstrom and Kohl’s may need to keep shrinking after offering a grim assessment of consumer health.

The global economy is showing vigor, with business surveys this week pointing to a widespread revival in growth, a sign that central banks may need longer than anticipated to bring inflation under control.

The retailer grew into a bookselling powerhouse thanks in part to the rapid expansion, but after years of struggling against ecommerce, it is empowering individual stores to decide on inventory and displays.

Bans on TikTok on government-issued devices in the U.S., the EU and Canada are prompting lawmakers in some of Washington’s main intelligence-sharing allies to demand that their countries follow suit.

A shortage of farm-bred primates is contributing to poaching and harming biomedical research and development.