Новости за 28.10.2023

‘This is not my time,’ says the former vice president, who struggled to gain traction

Missing out on iMessage group chats and other Apple perks, Android users are finding workarounds such as chat service Sunbird.

The United Auto Workers has reached a tentative agreement with Chrysler-parent Stellantis on a new labor contract.

Meeting offers a chance to reboot ties amid divide over Taiwan, technology and, lately, the Middle East.

The body of Robert Card was discovered at a recycling facility after its owner asked authorities to return to search a parking lot.

Soccer fans at the Arsenal and Sheffield United match hold a banner to wish a happy birthday to Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter who remains in a Russian jail. Follow the latest updates here.

The Wall Street Journal’s Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia on March 29 while on a reporting trip and accused of espionage, making him the first American journalist detained in Russia on such charges since the Cold War.

They want to build an emergency fund and start planning for children. A financial adviser offers her suggestions for how they can best get there.

The CEO built the right bank for the years of low rates. How will his successor cope with the potential end of that era?

Israel says it killed a planner of the Oct. 7 attack • Gaza's internet service is still cut off • WHO is out of contact with its staff and facilities

Hopes for approval of a spot bitcoin ETF appear to be among the drivers of the crypto rally

Three weeks into Israel’s massive bombing campaign in the Gaza Strip, the exact scope of Palestinian casualties has become yet another controversy after President Biden questioned statistics published by the Hamas-run Gaza health authorities.

For me and my peers, it’s important to have more control over our work lives. That means we have to build up a walking-away fund.

Blue Owl Capital will bring on the life-sciences investment team from Cowen Investment Management, in a deal intended to expand the firm’s presence in a hot sector for alternative-investment managers.

Missing out on iMessage group chats and other Apple perks, Android users are finding workarounds such as chat service Sunbird.

The administration tapped existing rules and laws to clear debt from 3.6 million borrowers.

Undergraduate workers are seeking better pay and more protections.

Ramped up Israeli bombing is jeopardizing efforts to evacuate the hundreds of American citizens stranded in Gaza.

Israel’s military said its ground forces continued to fight inside Gaza after an intense wave of airstrikes and ground raids overnight targeted Hamas’s extensive network of underground tunnels and killed leaders of the militant group involved in the planning of the attack on Israel.

The teenager, whose collapse in a Tehran metro station raised public suspicion that she had been attacked by morality patrol officers for not covering her hair, has died.

Even companies that are reporting stronger-than-expected profits have seen their shares fall.

London’s National Gallery mounts a major exhibition devoted to the Dutch Golden Age artist, whose virtuosic portraits still resonate in their eloquent naturalism.

After an intense wave of overnight strikes in Gaza Strip, Israel says its ground forces continued to fight Hamas.

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

Regular practice, tap dancing and time at the gym have turned a Pennsylvania woman into a late-blooming champion.