Новости за 24.04.2023

Russell Wolff, a veteran executive who oversaw the ESPN+ streaming service, is among those leaving the company as it pursues its previously unveiled plan to trim 7,000 jobs.

Recession concerns are changing consumer habits, but finance chief John Murphy says the beverage company is adapting.

The anchor had joined the network in 2009 and rose to hold the prime-time 8 p.m. show.

The bank said it will cut head count by as much as 25% and slash executive pay as it restructures its balance sheet.

Total deposits were $104 billion in the first quarter, down more than 40% from the prior period. Shares fell 12% after hours.

The 16-room apartment on Fifth Avenue is being sold by the estate of Anne Hendricks Bass, who died in 2020.

Mitt Romney and Mona Charen go on the attack, then go silent in the face of new information.

Carrier Global is in advanced talks to acquire the German industrial manufacturer for about $13 billion including debt, according to people familiar with the matter.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have moved by less than 1% for two weeks in a row.

The anchor said his agent told him he was out of a job with the cable network after a 17-year run. “I am stunned,” he said.

If only America had elected a caretaker president in 2020.

Two executives have been put on leave, and sales of the No. 1 U.S. beer have declined in recent weeks.

Benj Pasek, who scored shows and movies like ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ and ‘La La Land,’ is the buyer behind the deal.

A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that mostly sided with Apple on App Store policies.

The German Ifo business confidence index—Germany’s main leading indicator—rose slightly in April but is still consistent with a recession, Pantheon Macroeconomics senior Europe economist Melanie Debono writes in a note.

A lawyer for Hadley Gamble said she filed a sexual harassment and sex discrimination complaint at the company; Mr. Shell has said he had an inappropriate relationship with an employee.

At meeting led by Russia’s foreign minister, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. calls for the release of the reporter for The Wall Street Journal and another detained American.

Sunday’s episode was a master class in the mind games that can blow up a deal—or speed it forward.

The Riksbank is expected to raise Sweden’s key interest rate by 50 basis points to 3.5% in a decision on Wednesday, while updated rate projections could go beyond what markets are pricing and signal a peak rate of roughly 4%, up from just below 3.5% last time, ING analysts write in a note.

Only 1 in 4 Americans want him to run for re-election in 2024. Even among Democrats, less than half do.

His regulatory barrage and failed Progressive-era policies imperil economic exceptionalism in the U.S.

The decision allows a number of cases to move forward under state laws the oil industry sees as less favorable than federal environmental statutes.

Everything from the week beginning April 24th, 2023 that a corporate board director needs to know ahead of a board meeting. This week, we ask whether a company can be legally compelled to pay a ransom, plus updates on the cybersecurity talent gap and how it may affect the longer-term pipeline of security leaders, a new study on the role of the chief executive in managing cyber risks and new research that highlights how leaked data can lead to secondary attacks.

The group said that installing former technology chief JB Straubel to be board would mean that at least five of the eight members would lack independence.

A CD ladder can help savers navigate high interest rates by providing access to cash at predictable intervals.