Новости за 24.07.2023

Chevron added 2% after beating earnings expectations.

Lenders lowered their uninsured deposits by nearly $200 billion after bank failures.

Sales in the second quarter are expected to be around EUR11 billion.

A list of some new chapter 11 bankruptcy filings made during the last week.

‘The PRC has never ruled over Taiwan for even a single day. Disinformation won’t change that.’

What does the federal government pay per procedure?

They used to call me ‘dwarf.’ Who’s laughing now?

We must research new technologies and invest in the most effective solutions that exist now.

At home and abroad, the results aren’t pretty.

Operating profit was EUR176 million in the second quarter, down from EUR392 million a year ago, with the operating margin at 3.3%.

‘Endowment funds have to come from somewhere’—or do they?

Elon Musk shifting Twitter to ‘X’ drew from a familiar corporate playbook.

Everything from the week beginning July 24, 2023, that a corporate board director needs to know ahead of a board meeting. This week we ask whether board directors are getting the information they need to oversee cyber risk in plain English. Plus: the importance of making sure that procurement understands its role in cybersecurity; the takeaways on how the Securities and Exchange Commission is approaching enforcement around cybersecurity; and why the cause of the next large incident is more likely to be human error than cyber criminals.

This is a summary of a request from ViewRay to hire Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath as counsel, filed July 21 with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del.

The health of animals and farmers’ incomes are under threat as temperatures soar in the U.S.

Any impact on Spain’s economy from renewed political uncertainty is likely to be neglible, according to Capital Economics economist Adrian Prettejohn

Exposure to both high temperatures and air pollution is “more than a double whammy” to heart health, a study shows.

Uncertain monetary policy transmission lags and a data-heavy summer will give the European Central Bank’s Governing Council even more reason to increase its data-dependent rhetoric and refrain from committing to future actions this week

Starting in 1883, the high court equivocated on the meaning of the Equal Protection Clause.

As in 2016, Republican candidates won’t drop out soon enough. Here’s how to give them a push.

The Fed says Credit Suisse engaged in ‘unsafe and unsound’ credit-risk management practices in its dealings with the investment firm.

Regional lenders are cutting back on some lending to preserve capital.

Find insight on Lonza, AbbVie and more in the latest Market Talks covering the Health Care sector.

Fed says Credit Suisse engaged in ‘unsafe and unsound counterparty credit risk management practices’ related to dealings with the investment firm.