Новости за 31.07.2023

The July rally lifted everything from smaller regional banks to the biggest technology companies.

The former business associate of Hunter Biden testified on Monday to Congress that Joe Biden and his son were in near daily communication.

Onsemi posted second-quarter adjusted earnings of $1.33 a share, topping analysts’ forecasts of $1.21, while revenue also topped views.

Recent burnings of the Quran have touched off a clash between the Scandinavian countries’ free-speech principles and the West’s ability to build a broader coalition to counter Russian aggression.

Everything from the week beginning July 31, 2023, that a corporate board director needs to know ahead of a board meeting. This week we look at the SEC’s cybersecurity regulation that was passed last week and why boards should still commit to recruiting cyber-expert directors. Plus: the increase in the average cost of a data breach and how not involving law enforcement after a ransomware incident could cost the victim dearly; how the healthcare industry is tackling third-party risk; and a warning... Читать дальше...

The comedian rose to fame in the 1980s with his zany portrayal of the character.

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

On the eighth hole of the Wilshire Country Club golf course, the Spanish Colonial was also depicted in Martin Scorsese’s “The Aviator.”

The Bank of England could make an early announcement on quantitative tightening at its meeting on Thursday, alongside what is likely to be a 25 basis-point interest-rate rise, Morgan Stanley analysts write in a note.

A strong second box-office weekend comes as Hollywood strikes cast a shadow over future releases.

It’s the voting-rights plaintiffs who are defiant. The court never ordered the creation of a second black district.

I’ve spent half a century in agriculture, and I’ve seen the benefits of respect for the free market.

The move dealt a blow to efforts by African nations to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis that has shaken a U.S. counterterrorism ally.

Data from such vehicles can be used by insurance companies and city planners.

The Supreme Court, whose powers the legislation seeks to curb, has been one of the strongest defenders of Arab civil rights. But many Arab Israelis say they feel alienated from the state.

The broadcaster is closing its sports-betting venture after it failed to grow as quickly as more dominant competitors in the market.

Fulton County Superior Court denies the motion by former president seeking to block DA Fani Willis’s investigation.

Manufacturing activity in the Chicago area continued to soften in July but at a slower rate than previously as the Chicago Business Barometer rose to 42.8.

Ron DeSantis is set to outline a broad economic policy Monday, calling for a tougher stance on China and a confrontational approach with the Federal Reserve.

Some rising high-school seniors say they are confused about how to interpret the Supreme Court’s ruling on admissions.

Buyout firms will acquire the software company for $87 a share in cash, a 17% premium to Friday’s closing price.

Congress, under both parties, has supported affirmative action by statute and in budgetary provisions.

The steel industry has been on the receiving end of unfair trade practices by foreign competitors.