Новости за 27.10.2023

Foosball tables and free cold brew are old news. These workplaces have implemented far more interesting strategies.

Major indexes on track to fall for three straight months.

The suspect, Robert Card, remains at large after 18 people were killed in Lewiston.

A tribunal in Japan, secrets of a spy novelist, what cats want from us and more.

An investor group is aiming to shore up Republic First Bancorp, in a sign of continued stress in regional banking.

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Nothing says cozy like a sheltered sofa or built-in bed. Here, design pros weigh in on the pleasures and perils of having your own upholstered cave. Plus: five ready-made ‘nooks’ for easy retreating.

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The Fed should hold off on further rate hikes and sales of its mortgage-backed securities holdings, industry officials say.

Google move follows Amazon investment as tech giants place bigger bets on startups racing to develop artificial intelligence.

The House speaker crisis calls attention to the potential for far worse political instability.

A visibly aging president, doubted by voters, is a vacuum. Barack Obama is ready to fill it.

From the vintage to the freshly pressed, the prints on view at this show in New York reveal a lively, multidimensional art form

What growing family wouldn’t want a sensible car that seats 10 and costs $30,000?

Romy Bowers, the chief executive of state-owned Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. is leaving the mortgage insurer to join the International Monetary Fund’s risk-management office.

A moment of clarity in the White House briefing room.

Israel has vowed to kill everyone involved in the Oct. 7 surprise attack by Hamas, from its top leaders on down. Ben C. Solomon reports from a mock Palestinian village, where soldiers are training for a widely anticipated ground assault in Gaza.

Staunch support for Israel has upset some key Democratic constituencies.

The United Auto Workers union is close to completing a tentative agreement on a new contract with General Motors, two days after the union clinched a tentative deal with Ford Motor.

Designer Paloma Contreras finds inspiration in a famously exclusive Caribbean retreat whose style is more Golden Age glamour than Golden Girls

The U.K. is trying to horn in on a signature U.S. holiday. Forget it.