Новости за 25.07.2023

The company’s results mark its second straight positive quarter following an extended slowdown coming out of the pandemic.

The ruling on state congressional maps could position Democrats to pick up as many as five U.S. House districts.

Coming earnings reports from big technology companies and the start of a two-day Federal Reserve meeting loomed over the trading day.

The owner of Snapchat reported progress in the overhaul of its ads platform but offered a cloudy outlook for the current quarter.

Columnist Michelle Slatalla was ready to do battle with the doe that was decimating her flowers. Then the deer revealed a disarming secret.

The Education Department launches an investigation in response to a civil rights complaint from Latino and Black advocacy groups.

Hackers exploited a “zero-day” flaw in Ivanti software to breach 12 ministries in Norway.

Plus, Washington threatens artificial intelligence.

The move by the lenders would aim to further shore themselves up following a regional-banking crisis earlier this year.

The USC player suffered the medical episode during practice but has since been released from the hospital.

Association representing over 95% of market capitalization endorses international rules that include Scope 3 emissions reporting.

Fed chair Jerome Powell speaks to the media after the central bank’s July policy statement.

The policy had allowed immigration officials to quickly deport many people seeking asylum at southern U.S. border.

RTX said recently discovered contamination in the metal used to make some engine parts required the planes to be inspected to check if repairs were required.

Inflation is easing but it will likely take 18 to 24 months before central bank targets are met, according to a survey conducted by Natixis Investment Managers of its own strategists and fund managers at the end of June.

Germany’s economy will contract this year more than previously expected, according to downgraded forecasts published by the International Monetary Fund.

Long used for hunting and cattle grazing, the ranch has been in the same family for decades.

The deal with federal prosecutors marks the culmination of a yearslong investigation by the U.S. attorney in Delaware, David Weiss.

Chapter 11 filings of businesses with at least $100 million in debt or assets, or of national prominence, totaled at least 82 through June, up from 29 last year, analysis shows.

A definition based only on quantitative standards for college admission is too narrow and exclusive.

In reaching his plea deal, the Justice Department violated every norm in the tax-enforcement book.

Old, incomplete records complicate assessment of the cost of addressing lead-sheathed cables, CFO says.

The five-year labor deal would prevent strike by roughly 330,000 package delivery drivers and package sorters.

The company posted a $10 billion charge after settling some “forever chemicals” claims.