Новости за 29.07.2023

One of the oldest and biggest U.S. trucking businesses has been wrecked by a string of mergers that left it saddled with debt and has been stalled by a standoff with the Teamsters union.

Colombian authorities said they arrested the eldest son of President Gustavo Petro early Saturday as part of a widening probe into allegations that he took money from drug traffickers during last year’s presidential campaign.

Settings aren’t sticking; the company says it’s working ‘to improve the situation.’

It may be a virtuous circle: The most-effective companies are good at looking ahead, and investing in AI makes them the most-effective companies.

Boaz Weinstein’s Saba Capital has been buying up shares in three closed-end funds.

A pathogen spreading among crops is cutting the recreational drug’s potency, forcing growers to cull ‘dudded’ plants.

The GOP front-runner makes a rare appearance alongside a dozen rivals for the party’s 2024 presidential nomination.

"Normal is not our benchmark anymore." Everything about buying and selling a car has changed.

Deadly incidents raise safety concerns about batteries used to power electric cars and cellphones.

For nearly 200 years, a career at C.F. Martin & Co. in Pennsylvania was something people dreamed of.

Passive bond funds have beaten active managers since the U.S. central bank started tightening interest rates.

The ride-share leader struggles with charging deserts and high prices.

The cloud software provider has kept sales growth strong, setting up a big AI upsell.

The luxury brand’s nubbly tweed jackets are showing up on stylish and daring guys: “I know I won’t see anyone else wearing it.”

Authorities have reinstated street patrols and shut businesses where staffers flout a rule that requires women to cover their hair with a headscarf, or hijab.

A four-disc Blu-ray set compiles hundreds of the three-minute films from the 1940s, which played on jukebox-like Panorams and featured music, dancing and stars like Nat King Cole and Doris Day early in their careers.

The painter’s retrospective at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth examines his life’s work while trying to explain his place in the postwar scene.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal

Weak hips can lead to a cascade of other problems. A veteran triathlon coach’s fitness routine will help you stand taller and ride stronger.

Heat waves can be dangerous for anyone but pose a more significant threat to certain age groups.

The billionaire entrepreneur behind the race to replace gasoline-fueled cars with electric ones is concerned about having enough juice.

Everybody stumbles at some point. The question is: What do you do next?

Screen Time settings aren’t sticking. The company says it’s working “to improve the situation.”

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said American assistance to Niger is in jeopardy following a military coup.

Barnes & Noble used to be the book industry’s villain. Its new CEO wants to make it more like a scrappy indie outpost—596 of them, to be exact.