Новости за 26.03.2023

The Intel co-founder was a leader in a golden age of American innovation.

Did the San Francisco Fed put political causes above financial risks?

Will Democrats in swing districts and states oppose a bill to expand production?

To dodge a state constitutional ban, the state Supreme Court says a tax on capital gains is really an excise tax.

DeSantis attempts an unusual line of attack against Trump.

Thanks to interest-rate risk exposure, the central bank will soon have negative equity capital.

The Supreme Court takes up an overbroad patent that seeks to pre-empt a competitor’s pharmaceutical product.

A steady drip of bad news, including missed earnings and layoffs, is under way.

He certainly hasn’t been representing the interest of green energy investors.

‘I don’t believe a Democratic prosecutor just happens to be attacking a Republican.’

I was supposed to speak at Furman University. I decided to beg off rather than indulge an angry mob.

From banking and chips to broadband and pharma, Biden has ushered in a new era of corporate dependency on D.C.

Who’s to blame for SVB’s collapse and the fallout that ensued? WSJ Opinion staff and contributors analyze the root causes of the failure.

BetterHelp, a therapy-focused telemedicine company, is barred under a proposed settlement from supplying health data for ads.

Turmoil in the U.S. banking sector increases the risks of a global recession.

The crypto industry is hoping that a former manager at Coinbase who has pleaded guilty in a criminal case can beat the SEC by challenging the regulator’s view that the tokens he traded were securities.

The Justice Department is still trying to win its first trial over alleged criminal labor-market collusion.

Data show worrisome trends in real estate, banks and private markets.

Passwords aren’t enough to fend off hackers, so these dongles are the best defense.

The Defense Department is seeking to enlist startups in its effort to fund and develop new weapons technology, as the U.S. tries to keep pace with China’s military advances.

Chief Executive Ryan Lance is forging ahead with drilling for Alaska oil, emboldened by President Biden’s approval of the $7 billion Willow project.

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge to offer additional insight on price trends.

A type of trading amplified a price drop to 15-month lows and now could help fuel a rebound.

Holders of annuities totaling $2.2 billion can’t touch their money as the legal battle over Greg Lindberg’s empire rages on.

The process can involve weeks of debate as employee performance and skill sets are reviewed.