Новости за 31.08.2023

A late-August rally wasn’t enough to push major indexes into the green for the month.

A growing number of bookstore/bars offer literature and wines by the glass, a combination that can add up to far more than the sum of its parts—and some surprisingly well-priced pours.

From algebra to movie ratings to Elon Musk, ‘X’ has stood for intrigue and the unknown.

Briefly shored up by pandemic funding, more healthcare providers are now struggling or declaring bankruptcy.

The blaze tore through a city-owned building occupied by at least 200 families in what was once the glitzy downtown of South Africa’s largest city.

U.S. lawmakers tell Europe to pause a corporate tax grab pushed by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.

New rule open for comment would close loophole allowing unregulated firearm purchases.

Two researchers at the Cleveland Fed pin inflation on supply-chain shocks and related factors, concluding that elevated wage growth was in response to rising prices for goods and services.

How author Tessa Hadley, a ‘hopelessly shy traveler,’ eventually found joy on the road

A pension fund’s claim on the collapsed trucker could run into the billions, diluting claims from creditors that include cities, equipment suppliers and BNSF Railway.

West Bank leaders are signaling that they are willing to cooperate with White House efforts to strike a landmark Middle East deal.

‘Our study proposed starting the transition with interstates and freeways, where widely accepted transponder tolling such as E-ZPass would work well.’

‘Liberal Americans leave the church because they have views incompatible with biblical doctrine.’

‘The average graduate shows little improvement in critical thinking after four years.’

‘Most ESG expenditures reduce profit, which is what many shareholders value most.’

‘Not all great country songs extol the virtues of a happy life.’

In quantum physics, maximizing knowledge of a particle’s location requires fuzziness about its momentum, and vice versa.

The life of a great American playwright, China’s economic warfare, a zone of maritime destruction and more.

‘Why did God create economists? Because he didn’t want meteorologists to be the only people wrong all the time.’

Funding from Washington will help automakers retrofit factories to produce electric vehicles.

Joseph Biggs was one of four Proud Boys found guilty earlier this year of seditious conspiracy, the most serious charge brought in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.

Already riven with a Sino-Indian rivalry, the group will become even less coherent by expanding.

Taxpayers are covering Federal Reserve losses, for which member banks are supposed to be liable.

The former president and 18 co-defendants are accused of engaging in a criminal enterprise to overturn the 2020 election in the state.